Playing iPod through receiver from patio 25' away

I have an iPod Classic. I play it through our Pioneer receiver in our den by using an Apple Composite AV cable. We would like to be able to control the iPod from the patio. Is there a cable available that is 25'+ that can connect the iPod to the receiver?

I was originally going to recommend a 25' cable as you stated however I couldn't find anything more than 9'. Below is a link which will accomplish what you want however by utilizing a remote control. This way you are cable free and can move around the house beyond 25'.
Click [HERE_|http://www.amazon.com/Philips-SJM3152-17-Universal-Connection/dp/B002R8VKTI/ref =dp_cp_ob_e_title0?ie=UTF8&qid=1275194131&sr=1-158] to see if this device will work for you.
Axel F.

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