Connecting nano to itunes makes a weird noise.

Whenever i connect my nano to itunes and i am listening to music it makes a weird static noise (earphones). Please help.
Windows XP

hello,
welcoem to apple forums,
this happend to me here are the options you have
test other headphones,if sound still occurs try the 5R's if not you will need to get your ipod replaced.
if sound does not occur with other headphones apply for some new free headphones fm the support link on the apple site(taking in mind 12months warrenty has ot yet finished)
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