I need drivers for my Mac cube speakers to operate with Snow Leopard on my MacMini

I have upgraded to Snow Leopard OS on my MacMini and the old speakers from my Cube no longer work. Snow Leopard doesn't have the drivers. Are there any driver out there that will enable me to continue to use the speakers, they look cool compared to aftermarket USB speakers and the embeeded speaker is not good.

NHT is a brand similar to Yamaha "superzero" is the model name:
If you are looking for an inexpensive alternative might try amazon & search for "Computer speakers"
Logitech S150 USB Speakers with Digital Sound run about $15 USD
Your Yamaha speakers would require some sort of amplification

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