I'm running audio from my Asus G73-JH laptop through a Fubar II DAC to a pair of Swan M2000MKII. Around a month or so after getting this setup, every once in a while all audio coming from my PC would be cut off and replaced with a loud static hiss noise. Then I had to turn off then on the DAC (if I remember correctly, turning off then on the speakers would also work). A few months later, the problem has become so frequent (multiple times a day) that I've resorted to plugging the speakers straight into the headphone port on my PC. That seems to have eliminated the problem. Is this a common problem? Is there a fix? Or am I going to have to dig through my stuff for the DAC's warranty card?
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