Static noise help please

Eddie - I'm guessing you will be wanting to try a "double-headed" USB cable that separates signal from power.  The one from iFi (Gemini Dual Headed USB cable $265 for 1.5M on Amazon) is kind of pricey, I think.  There are some lower cost options.  

I bought one from a seller on Ebay [Doukmall (China)].  At the time it was only $59.  I use it with an inexpensive Enercell 5V AC/USB converter.  No noise and things sound great.

Here's a link to the latest from Doukmall.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/SLK-Audio-OCC-Copper-USB-Audio-Cable-signal-wire-Hifi-Decode-Line-50CM-/252022624130?hash=item3aadb80f82

Looks like the price has gone up but still cheaper than the iFi.  If you are skeptical about the quality of the power from the Enercell you can try the Wyrd from Schiit.

Here on A'gon there is a seller robpriore who sometimes lists a "USB Disruptor".  It is also a double-headed USB cable but he sells it with a power supply and the price was previously only $74 or so.  I don't see it currently listed in the usual Digital/DA Converters category so you might want to drop him a note and inquire about current availability.  

Here's a link to a discussion about it:

https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/audio-grade-usb-cables/post?highlight=usb%2Bdisrupter&pos...

Hope this is of use.  Good luck.

Spencer, ghosthouse,  Thank you.  I think I will do double headed USB cable myself.  I have USB certified 10 feet and 6 feet coming so I will give it a try.  But will try with 5V DC (http://www.amazon.com/Sony-CPV3-2800mAh-Portable-Supply/dp/B00FAJYO58) first then will order wall plug Emercell.

Eddie - do you already have that Sony portable power supply?  I'm just wondering how long it will last in an audio application.   You could also just try using a typical wall plug/USB converter like for charging an iPone...or even a powered USB hub, for that matter.  

Whatever you decide, good luck cleaning up that static.

ghosthouse,  Yes, I already have it and will try other too.  
Thank you,

Received Certified USB cables but no different in static noise.  I am sure double-heated USB will solve my static problem.  Will give it a try.