Headphone issue

True_Metal

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RobRieman

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Sounds like your plugging a stereo headphone plug into a mono socket or a mono plug into a stereo socket.
 

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True_Metal

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That just might be it. I bet the jack on the classic is mono. It would be old enough I guess. Looks like adapter time. Thanks Rob. :thumbsup:
 

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Sounds like your plugging a stereo headphone plug into a mono socket or a mono plug into a stereo socket.

Rob is correct you need new phones
 

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True_Metal

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I would say the detector needs a stereo jack installed to replace the mono one instead. That, or I could just run a stereo to mono adapter off my phone plugs.
 

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Solder a mono jack on your headphones and you won't have to open up the detector.
 

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