Mono to stereo converter for 6600

Hey guys,
Does anyone have any clue how to convert music output from mono to stereo in the nokia 6600?
Thanks,
I need a reply soon plz!!!
Thanx

It is a physical impossibility. If there is only one line out signal, you can't convert it to two with any converter (software or hardware).
If you really must have stereo output, then you need a new phone.

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