this sounds like a faulty cap that's there for filtering.. a good amp tech should be able to fix this. Unless there's a PCB with a cold solder joint that does this, which takes forever to find. A friend of mine had a similar problem as he did not use his amp regularly and only fired it up once in a year literally, some of the caps dried out and stopped doing their job. let me know if you ever find out what the problem was. As the filtering caps charge the oscillation would add up in quicker cycles and then after a while the amp would sound.. normal... I suspect you will have a problem each time you let the amp sit for a while and then when it stabilizes, once you power it off and back on again it will sound ok (due to caps still being charged)