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After looking briefly at the item from pilotmall that starcheck1 linked to, I went to Radio Shack and bought everything I needed to build one exactly like that. Out the door, $25...and that INCLUDES the $8 soldering kit I bought!

So, anyone having the ability to strip a wire and novice soldering skills can build one of these for about $17 in parts and 15 minutes of their time. The one I built seems to work okay so far (I hooked it to my home stereo and my iPod and I could hear both at the same time through my headset), though I haven't tried it in the airplane yet. I'll do that tomorrow at work.
 
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uscpilot has it right on with the earbud type headphones that fit in your ear under your headset. this way you have a different speaker for the music than you do for your more "important" radio communications you can hear both fine, one never(unles you have a P.O.S. radio stack) cuts the other out, and you dont have to wire anything, just pay the 5$ for the headphones. I would recommend the earbuds made by Koss, they have a model that has a post that goes into your ear with an earplug looking seal around it. These are much more comfortable than the standard earbuds and they sound quite a bit better...a set will run you 20 though....but they do last a while. ROCK ON
 

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