Using External Speakers

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MacBook White, 2.0 GHz Dual Core 2 Duo Processor, 1GB RAM, Mac OSX Tiger
Okay, the speakers on the Macbook aren't quite good for watching movies on with your family. I hooked up my mac to the TV, but it only sends video, and my macbook speakers can't project that much. We have both a huge speaker system, and XtremeMac's Tango iPod speakers. Is there any way that I can connect it to either one of these, or the TV? Any help would be awesome!
 
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Analog Stereo Adapters:
6-Ft. Gold Series Phono-to-1/8" Y-Adapter
Model: 42-2551
Catalog #: 42-2551
6-Ft. Y-Adapter, 1/8" Right-Angle to Two RCA Plugs
Model: 42-2483
Catalog #: 42-2483
3-Ft. Gold Series Stereo Y-Cable, Phono Plugs to 1/8" Jack
Model: 42-2550
Catalog #: 42-2550
Gold-Plated Audio Y-Adapter, 1/8" Mono Jack to Phono plugs (will need separate RCA cables)
Model: 274-889
Catalog #: 274-889
There's a number of others on This page if you feel like spending more and buy into that premium cable BS.

If you want to go digital, pick up one of these Mini TOSLINK to TOSLINK adapters and the fiber optic cable of your choice.

Basically any 1/8" stereo to dual RCA plug adapter or that mini TOSLINK to TOSLINK adapter will work.
 

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