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https://www.amazon.com/Klipsch-ProMedia-Certified-Computer-Speaker/dp/B000062VUO
Don't waste your time looking on there for speakers. Look on Amazon, Newegg, Ebay, Overstock
https://www.amazon.com/Creative-USB-Powered-Down-Firing-Subwoofer-Far-Field/dp/B07NWLWM9B/ref=sr_1_4?s=electronics
on the flip side i know people with 15 year old sets of the Klipsch that only had to refoam the sub in that 15 years to keep the system going.....and that was because it was in a 4 seasons room with windows that had the sub in direct sun light.....
your other option is a set of used bookshelf speakers and a used stereo amp.....this is a another great way to get a lot for little money.....
most of the times you pay a premium just because it's for a PC (and alot of the stuff is just plastic and sounds crappy) , i personally have a set of bose 301's thru a denon amp , but then again i run my yamaha and Roland keyboards thru here too , and i use a studio natural sounding headset for recording.
but a set of powered studio speakers or even bookshelf speaker usually sound better at the same price point compared to PC speakers , that is if you have the room for them.
As during the time of these being produces, Home / Living Room speaker systems usually used RCA or SPDIF based connections.
BTW I use a pair of small powered studio monitors I got second hand for the equivalent of $100US.
If you can score something like Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 for under $200; they are very well worth it.