Streaming iTunes through AirPort Extreme

I did all the research into Extreme versus Express. I decided to buy the Extreme because there were more options for expansion. Immediately after purchasing it, I realized that I didn't see anywhere that the Extreme allows for streaming music from iTunes through it to a stereo system, as the Express advertises.
Is it possible to stream music from iTunes through the Extreme? Or is this a function only for the Express? I don't see any audio ports on the Extreme...

Apple. Fail.
Not sure why you think Apple failed, they provide all the technical details including listing the output ports.

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