Mini disc to Ipod nano

So sony finally sends me an email about transfering music to a mini disc player to an Ipod and it says this...
"You can transfer music from the Sony MZ-NH600D Walkman to the ipod by connecting the Walkman's Strero out to a similar input on the ipod. We suggest that you contact the ipod manufacturer for further assistance."
does anyone know about this cable? I cant seem to find it.

I am not familiar with the MZ-NH600D player, but it appears to have a mini stereo phone (headphone) jack. You would need a mini-stereo plug (male) to mini-stereo plug (male) cable. If you are using the sonicstage software supplied with the unit, and you are capable of burning a cd, you may be able to just burn your MD's to CD disk, then import them to iTunes.
Here is a link to the cable described (but you can get it anywhere):
http://www.soundprofessionals.com/cgi-bin/gold/category.cgi?item=SP-SPSC-2&type= stor

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