Some kind of buzz/noise coming out of the desktop speakers when I connect my iPhone 6 plus to my desktop speakers. Help?

I have the iPhone 6 plus with the current update 8.02. As soon as I connect my phone to my desktop speaker jack, I can hear an intermittent, low-level buzz/noise coming out of the speakers. I've never experienced this noise with my iPhone 4S or my laptop connected.
Is this maybe a grounding issue with the phone? Could mine be defective?
I just tried a friend's 6 plus and his doesn't make the same noise.
Thanks for your feedback.

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•Apple iBook Specs (All iBook Technical Specs) for entire series - everymac:
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