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So I have to build a boombox using transistors as amplifiers for my Engineering Electronics class in college and it works and everything. The only thing I have a question about is I want to make my own cord to use my iphone as the audio input signal that is to be amplified. At the lab they have cords that can go into a 3.5mm jack and come out at the other end with two wires; one goes to ground and the other goes to where I input my signal. Can I just split a normal headphones wire and then stick them into my breadboard and it will work? I just don't want to damage my circuit that I've put effort into. I have a spare pair of headphones I wouldn't mind cutting open. Also would radioshack or any place sell an adapter for something like this?
Cheers,
-Alan
Cheers,
-Alan