Update to OS X 10.10.3 breaks headphone audio on MBPR

After update OS X Yosemite to 10.10.3 I have an issue with headphones audio. Speakers audio is OK. This happens on a MacBook Pro Retina Late 2013.
The exact issue is that when I plugin my EarPods in to the stereo jack on the left side I hear for about a second the sound is OK, then I hear popping in the right headphone and then the right one is very quite. The left one is OK.
This doesn't not happen on my bootcamp windows on the same Mac.
Resetting the PRAM and SMC did not help.
Do you guys have any ideas or has anyone else faced the same issue?

I just experienced this same problem this morning. Does anyone have a fix? I have checked all of the sound settings, settings for the headphone port, as well as resetting the NVRAM. None of it has helped.

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