ISub no works with iMac 24 intel

iSub will not work with my new iMac 24 intel. NOT recognized in Sound in System Preferences. Is recognized in USB within System Profiler

Thanks for the link, Ghoul! Very informative, thoug I'm not happy that Apple is no longer supporting the iSub.
Now, I'm asking for more advice. I find the built-in speakers in my new iMac to be much, much better than those in the G5 iMac I was using previously. They have very good stereo separation and amazing clarity. All they lack is bass.
So, what should I do to replace my iSub, given that I like the built in speakers and don't want a solution that turns them off? Is there a subwoofer (or decent low range woofer) that I can connect either through USB or the headphone port, that will work along with the built-ins?
I know I could get a whole replacement speaker system, but it doesn't seem worth the money, given that I like the built-ins, except for their lack of bass.
--Rich

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