AUX Adapter?

But don't you need the AUX setting on your CD Player. If so, is there somehow you could get around it?

Yes, I wan't to play the music from my Nano to my CD Player. The only thing is, it's only jack or hole is the headphone hole. My CD Player doesn't have the AUX setting. But can I still do what I wanted to do as above, if so, how? (I don't want to buy the FM transmitters and bluetooth devices are too expensive.

Alright this is a full description:

- I have a Panasonic RX-D29 Portable CD Player.
- It has no AUX port built into it (which means it doesn't have the AUX setting/mode available to choose from it)
- It only has a heaphone jack (3.5mm stereo), and that is all.
- I tried double-clicking on the "CD" mode button, and nothing happened.

So what I am asking is:
a. Can I still use a headphone-to-RCA adapter (and the cable) to connect it to the iPod Nano, even though my CD player doesn't have the AUX mode? Is there a way around it?

b. If not, can I somehow listen to my iPod Nano through the speakers of the CD player. Avoiding FM transmitters (not excellent quality)and bluetooth devices (too expensive).

1. Can't you turn the headphones jack into an input with some device or adapter?
2. The speakers are internal (Panasonic RX-D29)
3. So this is no other way (excluding FM and bluetooth transmitters) to play my iPod Nano through my CD Player?