Found one guys solution.
Here is what it says:
So this sounds kind of weird, and nasty, but it works!
So you take the earbud thats buzzing/has static and put your mouth around the edge (so your lips are on the rim) and suck in hard...
Make sure your lips are pressing firm on the edge!
This pulls the metal (thats usual dented - if you look) flat/outward...
Usually when your earbud is buzzing/has static it is because the metal mesh is bent and touching the earbud speaker's driver. With this trick your suck the metal off therefore it is not longer touching the driver and stops buzzing!
Found one guys solution.
Here is what it says:
So this sounds kind of weird, and nasty, but it works!
So you take the earbud thats buzzing/has static and put your mouth around the edge (so your lips are on the rim) and suck in hard...
Make sure your lips are pressing firm on the edge!
This pulls the metal (thats usual dented - if you look) flat/outward...
Usually when your earbud is buzzing/has static it is because the metal mesh is bent and touching the earbud speaker's driver. With this trick your suck the metal off therefore it is not longer touching the driver and stops buzzing!
Not as bad but it doesn't take much to do it, and I could definately go a lot louder a few days ago with no problems at all. Another thing is that I do notice it seems to stop if I push and hold it in my ear, as if the pressure is holding something down that rattles otherwise.
Alright thanks, I'll see if I can get them replaced. I see what your saying about the differing channels but I guess I figure when its just the left one on every single song, it's something else.
Some times the buzzing happens when an ear hair or too much ear wax gets stuck inside your ear bud. I have heard of some people fixing them but I cant remember how.