Sharper Image SA260 Stereo Shelf System

The Aux audio L/R input jacks are below the On/Off button on the left side of the front of the stereo's main unit. The headphone jack is just below the input jacks. You will probably need an adapter to split the stereo output from the Blackberry (probably a 3.5 mm stereo jack) to the L/R jacks.

Radio Shack has the manual for the RCA RS2620 here: http://support.radioshack.com/support_audio/doc72/72312.pdf .

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

there should be an aux/analog in. if the analog/aux in does not use red and white rca jacks, then it must be a single 1/8th inch jack input, like a headphone jack, and you will have to get an rca to 1/8 inch "Y" adapter

You mention "tulip plugs"! are you referring to your RCA jacks in the back of your unit? That is what the 7 inputs are to the right of your speaker connections.
When you hook your "stereo TV" to your external sound unit
you need to run your cables to your aux input from your audio out jacks on the back of the TV. Once this is done you need to configure your TV and your sound unit to work with each other. You need to go into your TV settings and tell it where to send the audio to. If you hooked into the front audio output then you need to pick that selection. If you hooked into the back audio out you need to pick that selection. Once you have completed that you need to tell your sound unit where to pick the sound up at. If you plugged into the aux then put your sound unit on aux. If you have more than 1 aux pay attention to what aux your TV is coming in on and set your sound unit accordingly.

for these stereo you have a AUX IN on the back (L and R RCA sockets)
from your manual follow these steps.
1. Press [AUX].
The unit comes on.
2. For listening: Proceed to step 3.
For recording: Press [a, REC] (recording starts).
3. Start playback from the external source. (For details, refer to the
external unit’s instruction manual.)
External unit connections
• An analog player with a built-in phono equalizer can be connected.
• For details, refer to the instruction manual of the units which are to
be connected.
• When units other than those described above are to be connected,
please consult your audio dealer.
Rear panel of
this unit
(R) (L)
R L

then you need a ipod audio cable, available on mac store, but these cabble has 3,5 mm jack connector, need a adapter 3,5mm stereo jack to rca Connectors, and these is available on electronics stores, or professional audio store
try these and post

Just get an adapter for to connect from the Ipod headphone jack to a standard RCA cable pair. Jack into AUX or whatever available input you have.

look at thrift store, most cords should work, with little or no modifacation.

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activate the reset button on the back of the unit (you'll need something like a toothpick or a needle to do this) this should do the trick (it did for me) hope this helps

You will not get 'surround sound' from this set only stereo sound. The Video/Aux jack at the back of the unit is an input terminal. You can connect the audio part of your TV(if it has a Line Out jack), dvd player or video game console to this input to get the sound through the stereo system. Use a male-to-male RCA cable to make the connection, they are color coded (Red and White). Press the "Video/Aux"  button to select the input terminal.

Turn system off. On remote press the MEM/PGM button. The hour will blink. Use the tuning buttons on either the remote or system to advance or reverse the hour. Press the MEM/PGM button again to make minutes start to blink. Again, use tuning buttons to advance or reverse as needed. Press PGM/MEM button one last time to finish the process.

Really, could this be any less intuitive?

Hope this helps people out. :-)