Where is the auxillary plug in for a dual xdm7510 stereo?

Is there such thing as a wireless auxillary?

• i like to plug my laptop and ipod into my stereo using and auxillary plug. is there a way to do this wirelessly so i can move the laptop across an apartment for example?

• Answer:

  Yes, They are called "FM Transmitter" like this one "Digital FM Transmitter with AC Adapter" http://www.amazon.com/Crane-FMT-Digital-Transmitter-Adapter/dp/B0000E6I1N/ref=sr_1_20?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1301553005&sr=1-20 You don't need to run speaker wire throughout your house in order to play music from your computer or XM radio over your FM Stereo receiver. Using the Digital FM Transmitter, you can transmit audio wirelessly from any source to any FM Stereo radio receiver! Send streaming audio from your computer to your home stereo, or broadcast a wireless signal from your portable MP3 player to your car stereo. The Digital FM Transmitter is easy to use. Just plug it into the headphone jack or line out jack of any audio device. Set the FM transmitter to any FM frequency between 88-108 MHz that's interference-free and not being used for broadcast, and then tune any FM radio to the same frequency to pick up the clear, strong audio in full stereo. Listen on a portable radio while you work in the yard: with its approximate 70-foot line-of-sight range, you'll enjoy the freedom of placement that only wireless technology can provide. The FM Transmitter will operate on the included AC adapter. It will also operate on 2 AA alkaline batteries (sold separately). It can be set to shut off automatically after 1, 2, 3, 4 or 8 hours.