[acito616]

Gullanian, I see it looks like you solved the problem

. I had the exact same experience and pulled my hair out for weeks

trying to solve before I realized it was my wireless network and bluetooth that was causing the exact same popping you were having. I was just about to give up trying to get good clean sound out of my Dell 9300 laptop using Foobar 2k an Echo Indigo IO and my HD650s.
It is a little disappointing that the only way to get good sound is to disable some of the main features of my laptop before I sit down for a listening session.

Working and researching now on putting a listening only rig together. This forum is working real hard on putting my wallet into “vapor lock”.

 

[Shayla]

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Originally Posted by NotJeffBuckley Not when you oil them.

What can I use to safely lube up the plastic?

 

[NotJeffBuckley]

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Originally Posted by Ryuichi What can I use to safely lube up the plastic?

Real Magic brand lubricant. It was made specifically for use on fishing reels, which contain a combination of metal, plastic, and finished (thus painted) parts. It won't harm any of the above. Works like a charm.