The 3.5mm jack on my homemade amp causes me headphones to hum unless I fiddle with it. It's a bit weird. Rather than buy another radioshack-special, is there a slightly-better-but-still-reasonably-priced preference on these things? I'm sure the one that's in there is just whatever they had at Fry's.
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