IPod speakers for golf cart?

I'm looking to find a set of "outdoor" speakeers that I can mount on my golf cart and play my iPod thru. I've read some of the archived articles on this subject and learned that apparently I need powered speakers. ( I had a set of Radio Shack's years ago - wish now I still hand them - don't know if they're still made.)
Anyway, I'm not interested in some of those that attach to the iPod and make it a mini boom box. I'm hoping to find something small that I can mount right up under the two front corners of the cart's canopy, and then plug the iPod into them and drop the iPod into a cup holder.
I love the little Kardon bubble speakers that came with the flat screen iMac and they'd be perfect except they're not powered and the plug doesn't fit the iPod's jack.
So, anybody got a recommendation? I looked at outdoorspeakers.com and didn't find anything promising...
This seems such an obvious use for the iPod I'm amazed it's been so hard to find the right speakers.
Thanks in advance

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