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Hello, I had A LOT of speaker static coming out of my Yamaha HS50M's recently so I bought a Monster power outlet for them as well as a Hum X (which is supposed to reduce noise). I heard a drastic decrease in sound from the Hum X but I still hear an annoying amount of static. This may be due to the fact that instead of using 1 Hum X per speaker I just put a splitter onto it and put of my speakers into it, should I get another and have a Hum X per speaker?

14th May 2012	#1
Decebal Gear nut Joined: Mar 2012 Location: New York Posts: 137 Thread Starter	Speaker Static Hello, I had A LOT of speaker static coming out of my Yamaha HS50M's recently so I bought a Monster power outlet for them as well as a Hum X (which is supposed to reduce noise). I heard a drastic decrease in sound from the Hum X but I still hear an annoying amount of static. This may be due to the fact that instead of using 1 Hum X per speaker I just put a splitter onto it and put of my speakers into it, should I get another and have a Hum X per speaker?