Buzzing or humming noise in headset with Hub phone

I have a standard 2.5mm plug in headset that I'm using with my BT Hub phone, plugging it into the small jack on the side of the phone handset. But there is a buzzing or humming noise in the headset. The headset works fine on other DECT phones. Do you think the phone is faulty, or is this a typical problem?

I had this problem too. Think it's the fans running at to high a tempo. If I put the computer on its side the noise stopped...but who wants to work sideways!
I downloaded 'Fan Control 1.2.dmg' from http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/23137
As soon as I installed it the noise went!
hope it works for you too.

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