Until I figure out what's producing all that static in my PSR-2000's speakers the board is just going to have to sit in a corner. I can't play it with that noise, and it really stands out when playing now. It's frustrating having to move the board around my entire home trying to find a clean spot (which most often is dead center in a room). I know I'm going to hear it from the wife now. She was against me getting the board in the first place. Now I'm sure I'll get a big ass "I told you so"

Right now I'm at a loss as to what I should do. The problem is localized, and I have no idea on how the hell to pinpoint what signals I'm picking up that cause this problem. It is the only electrical device in my home that I have this problem with. My Casio WK-3500 doesn't do it and no other device in my home with speakers has this problem. I honestly don't know what Yamaha can do about it either. So currently the board is unplayable to me and will sit for I don't know how long until I figure something out.

Squeak