30-pin to RCA cable for iPod Touch??

Are there any cables out there than connect to the iPod Touch 30 pin port, to RCA (left right audio). I would like to connect the iPod to my home stereo system without using a cradle or to my car aux input (making a custom-built kit) so I really need a high-quality cable only (not from the headphone jack). I see some for older ipods, but for Ipod touch??
Please help!!

I believe you are talking this type of cable
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/searchtools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=33214 96&Sku=C184-35507&SRCCODE=BIZRATE&CMP=OTC-BIZRATE
or
http://www.colordrives.com/apple-iphone-rca-audio-cable.html
I have not tried yet myself, but as a hardware issue - it should work for iTouch, bear in mind, both iPod and iTouch works on my iPod HiFi (via dock). Unless the software is not compatible .... e.g. iTouch is not working on my car stereo via dock.
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