Connect iBook to Bang&Olufsen Audio System

I have tons of music on my iBook and want to play it through my Bang&Olufson Audio System. Does somebody know how to connect ?

Run a patch cord from the audio out on the iBook to the audio in on your stereo. If you don't have a mini jack input on the stereo, Monster (and others) make a 1/8" stereo (mini) to RCA cable.
John

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