Sudden loud static noise on bluetooth headset

Reported the bug, and was miraculously able to generate bluetooth diagnostic report while the static was occurring, and then a few minutes later, was able to create a bluetooth diagnostic utility report starting just before the static and continuing through several minutes of it. Uploaded files with the report.

Also...I waited through the static once, and it actually cleared. But it came back.

Sounds good KaaSerpent!

I had a suggestion that the problem might be to do with the aptX codec, but though it could still be a factor - the spread of devices having the problem and using/not using aptX is evenly split. The only factors I've found is anyone with the problem is running 10.10.2 and using a MacBook of some sort (no desktops).

Here's the list so equipment so far from those who gave it:

With aptX

x2 - LG Tone+ (HBS-730)

Sony MDR-10RBT

Red Beat Pill

Sennheiser MM400-X

Sony BM10

Creative WP-450 (EF0460)

Beats Studio wireless headphones

Mpow

Without aptX

Sony SBH-20 headset

Jawbone Jambox

Samsung sound bar (HW-FM45C).

Bose Soundlink 3

Philips SHB7000WT

Jabra Revo Bluetooth Headset

Bose SoundLink 2

Inland ProHT 87091

Sony SRS BT100

JBL micro

Unknown

Creative Bluetooth 2.1 - which model?

Logitech UE speaker

My Sony BM10 uses aptX and SBC and I have this issue with both codecs.

To use aptX I forced my mac it by terminal or by Bluetooth Explorer.

I own this audio interface since Maveric, without problems before I installed Yosemite.

Same problem for me. Only noticed since10.10.2 - No bluetooth problems before that. Using MBPr late 2013

Now after a few minutes of playing bluetooth over aptX or sbc codec from Spotify it will start blasting white noise. Happens when using sony MDR-10 headphones or Vizio S4251w sound bar.

Very unpleasant.

This issue persists and I'm waiting for Apple for reply....NOT HOLDING MY BREATH.... seems I have to at least shut WIFI off and on, to temporarily stop sudden static outbursts on my Bluetooth Bose speaker!

Having the same issue with my 2013 Macbook Pro Retina and brand new Beats Studio Wireless. I actually thought it was an issue with my Beats at first so I took them to Apple and they replaced the headphones. Then today the same thing happened with my replacement pair. Figured it had to be an OSX issue. The recurring theme here appears to be Yosemite related issue.. Hopefully Apple will provide a fix for this soon as this problem is ear piercing! I feel like its doing damage to my ear drums!

surprisingly after **** back and forth with this I found a work around with the apps causing me issues

When I do a hipchat or screenhero conference call if I go into preference and toggle the settings to my blue tooth device it comes back and works...Apps like screenhero have me switching it back and forth to get it to work....basically when a chat starts I get the dead static and then i switch the settings and it comes back.

I know this probably is a crappy workaround but gets me some of my sanity back.

Having the same problem with a MacBook Pro (13-inch, Early 2011) & the Jawbone Big Jambox. Thought it was the Jambox that was the problem as theres alot of threads in their forum about the static issue but alot of them seem to be macs or iphones (alot of the complaints are from 2012 too)... Even contacted their support and they want me to send it back for a replacement..

But after reading this thread and seeing all the different devices that have the same issue & the fact I never have a problem with my android phone & the Jambox, im thinking its Yosemite thats the issue.

I have the same noise issue with a MacBook Unibody White late 2009 running Yosemite 10.10.2 and connected to a Creative D200 bluetooth speaker.

I'm gonna install the upcoming updates and hope this fill fix this deafening situation.

I also have had this over the last two or three weeks. Occurring when I least expect it either with a mini bluetooth speaker or when playing music over a hifi, whether from iTunes or Spotify. Just got scared to death sitting reading at 11pm with quiet background music and family asleep to have the hifi suddenly blast out static at full volume. I imagine neighbours also woken up as well as me half deaf...! As this is the fourth time now (with no obvious trigger) I'm giving up on my mac and BT for music - my Android phone wins...

I have also had Yosemite since launch, so something has just changed - presumably the 10.10.2 update I installed on 27/1/15 as others have speculated.

Please fix asap!

Same here with new MacBookAir 13" Running 10.10.2

Headset is BlueParrot B250-XT

The problem for me only seems to occur when the screensaver comes up using Skype. I have not tried other scenarios.

I am usually in conf on Skype and when the screen saver comes up due to inactivity I get the horrible loud white noise.

By setting the screen save to 1 Hour, I don't get the problem anymore so long as my Skype call doesn't go beyond an hour.

To kill the noise, I close the Skype call session (not Skype itself). The noise goes away and then I redial and await the next head blasting experience...NOT

I have filed a bug report

Same issue. Yosemite 10.10.2. MacBook Air (13-inch late 2010 model). Beats Studio Wireless headphones. The headphones are new and this was the first time actually using them on my laptop. So far I've only used them with my iPhone or iPad, without a problem. Problem happened with Spotify and iTunes. Restarting Bluetooth fixed it, but surprisingly so did just restarting Spotify.

The same issue here.

I use MBA 2013 with Creative bluetooth speakers. It started after updating OS to Yosemite 10.10.2.

This extremely loud and sharp noise comes with no particular reason at any time. VERY LOUD AND VERY ANNOYING NOISE! Most often the noise occurs when I plug/unplug external monitor.

I hope apple will fix it.

Having the same issue. I have tried 3 different bluetooth headphones and all have randomly had this issue. Happens both when watching a video or listening to music on Spotify.

Mid 2012 Macbook Pro Retina

Yosemite 10.10.2

WiFi off so I don't believe it is internal interference.

I also got the same problem.

MacBook Pro 13" mid 2009

with Logitech Wireless Speaker Adapter for Bluetooth Audio Devices

At some point during normal use with no discernable cause white noise comes out of the speakers at full volume.

It's gone after a reconnect but comes back a little time later.