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If it doesn't have an aux in, then no.

What stereo do you have exactly?

The only way I can see it happening based on that info is with a short range FM transmitter & pick up your pc on the radio. Which may possibly be illegal, but that probably depends on the range of the device.

It's a sharp CD-BP1200, I might just give up hope. Just my PC speakers are screwing up so I need to find an alternative.

if your stereo is a hometheater stereo does it support composite video (where the red and white are audio)? if so you can make a plug where you have a handphone plug that goes into 2 composite audio plugs for left and right audio. i hooked up my pc's 6 channel surround sound this way suing 3 handphone plugs and a few cables. if your does have this say so and i'll post detailed instructions on how to do so.

Jarrod: composite video is the same as RCA, so no.

You can get a short-range FM transmitter (people use them for iPods and in-car CD players most commonly) like Drew said. That's probably your best bet, and isn't too terrible for quality, at least.

I have no idea about wiring it into the AM/FM jacks [grin].