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<blockquote data-quote="selcouth" data-source="post: 3380171" data-attributes="member: 581054">My ultimate goal is to create a charge/audio cradle for my iPhone. I&#039;d prefer to hardwire a charging solution (rather than using cigarette lighter).That said, I have a 1998 Chevrolet Suburban 4x4. It had (stolen) a TV for the rear passengers and a VCR in the center console. It still has RCA &quot;GAME PORT&quot; &#039;Video&#039; and &#039;Audio&#039; plugs on the left rear passenger wall near the door. I believe the Audio there will only be mono? It also has the IR portable headphones with the receiver above head in the console.When my TV/VCR were stolen, they were kind enough to leave a portion of the cables in the VCR section. I&#039;m thinking that may be a start for stereo audio? I see a red, black, and two yellow (molded together) cables.If the VCR cables aren&#039;t sounding like an option, what kind of work do I need to do to the head unit to get RCA inputs?Thanks for any help!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="selcouth, post: 3380171, member: 581054"] My ultimate goal is to create a charge/audio cradle for my iPhone. I'd prefer to hardwire a charging solution (rather than using cigarette lighter). That said, I have a 1998 Chevrolet Suburban 4x4. It had (stolen) a TV for the rear passengers and a VCR in the center console. It still has RCA "GAME PORT" 'Video' and 'Audio' plugs on the left rear passenger wall near the door. I believe the Audio there will only be mono? It also has the IR portable headphones with the receiver above head in the console. When my TV/VCR were stolen, they were kind enough to leave a portion of the cables in the VCR section. I'm thinking that may be a start for stereo audio? I see a red, black, and two yellow (molded together) cables. If the VCR cables aren't sounding like an option, what kind of work do I need to do to the head unit to get RCA inputs? Thanks for any help! [/QUOTE]

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