Audio - Only through Internal Speaker

I have just done a re-install of Tiger to attempt to resolve an issue with sound and FCEHD. I am close but still not there.
I note up front - I have nothing installed on the machine except Tiger and FCEHD.
I do have Harman/Kardon sound sticks - which are USB speakers.
The computer (iTunes, System Sounds etc) functions through the speakers - however - audio from FCEHD is forced through the system speaker.
Please help! Am I forced to buy new speakers? Apple always has me spending MORE money
G5 Mac OS X (10.4.5) Clean Install of Tiger

May I ask what you use as a work around?
I just noticed that if I change my system preferences to digital out - the internal speaker no longer functions with FCEHD - so now I am thinking that I can run a optical to the input of my M-Audio box and monitor it that way - or it may even feed back into the USB speakers. I feel stupid having to rig up a $4,000 computer system...

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