VIZIO 55" connection to old Kenwood Speakers

I really want to be able to hook up my old speakers threw my amp/tuner to the new Vizio smart 55 inch TV I just bought. But it appears the input on the TV has a new Digital/Audio connection. When I went to check and buy the new connection the ends were both the same new connection. I would need a old RCA connection one one end or something like that to be able to attach to my old amp, or at least find a Digital/Audio - RCA adapter connection to connect both the lines together to be able to attach the old speakers threw the Amp to the Vizio 55" smart TV.  I really would like to hook up my Speakers but  will settle for the $89 Sound Bar and a reasonable Sub-Woofer. (My Speakers are Two Kenwood Model KL-7080 Multi-Channel 5 way 6 speaker system power 80 watt max. impedance 80 ohmes. Cross Freqs 600 2000 5000 10000 Hz.)  That is a big difference!
Someone please help.  It has been quite some time since I dealt with enertainment systems and I am lost. 

I had this exact problem, while  trying to hook up my new Sony BDP B510 blu-ray player  to my old Sony STR-D610 receiver. I bought a digital to analog converter as was receommended to you here in this forum.
But know this: the sound is rather different with the converter in place, rather than using a sound-bar or upgrading a receiver (as I am about to do).  By different I mean, with the converter: you are taking a sound signal of multiple channels and squeezing them into 2.  Some of the details WILL GET LOST and there will be noticible loss of what I will call 'sound completeness quality'.  It isn't surround: it's a mono/bi-aural left/right signal only with no depth.
I'm loyal to Sony: my H.T. receiver (STR-D615) which I bought over 15 years ago still works great!  But I also want to enjoy my blu-ray movies with the sound that completes the picture; -so as soon as I find a price of $498.00 or less on a new sony STR-DN1040, I'll be retiring the old vestigaes of my college days and bring  in something that better enables my 10 year old niece to BLARE her One Direction throughout my home?!? This is what getting older is all about. . .

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