Im still getting the static in the left channel. I can notice this very much on lower volumes with my Shure SE846.
Someguydude have you noticed this on your device? Its most noticeable with quiet part but a lot of bass, lower volume.
Its also apparent on my Bluetooth speaker so I think its a software problem.
I just found this thread, and started digging out buds and cans. I got a set of QuadBeat 2 (LE530) earbuds with my D855, and to be honest, I
wouldn't give them away unless I really didn't like the person I'm giving them to. They sound flat, dull and have no lows to speak of.
I'm on FlexOS, no Viper, using the Lantern music player in Flex.
My first choice for buds are the set I got with a Note 4, followed by a set from a S4 (i9500) (less lows, but nice mids, but a bit harsh on the highs).
Both the Samsung sets sound better than a set of Beats I was given by a friend, but no match for my SMS Audio Sync by 50 over-ear cans.
On all these sets, I can hear the static you refer to, but most noticeable on the Note 4 buds.
Also, even though the Sync by 50s sound decent wired, I can tell there's not enough power to drive them properly, but with the Kleer wireless transmitter,
they really come alive, especially in the lower frequencies.
As for the G3, it sounds about as good as the Note 4 or S4, better than my old Xperia...... Until you play decent uncompressed audio, and not crappy mp3s.
Man, then it sounds good, better than any iPhone or iPod I've owned (yes, I used to buy fruity phones :laugh

I'm on a mission to get lossless copies of every
decent track I own, thanks to this phone.