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You could mount something like one of these in each speaker cabinet. Just hook the speaker leads that go to the red and black terminals to the amplifier output and the left or right output from the pc line out jack to the amplifier input. You’ll need a power supply as well, but since the speakers aren’t too large you could probably get by with a 12v 2 to 3 amp wall mount transformer for each speaker which you connect to the amplifier power input terminals. https://www.amazon.com/HiLetgo-TDA2050-Amplifier-Digital-5W-120W/dp/B0CDWTL57H/ref=sr_1_4?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.Seu3T2YJdUYDPZQ92LT9mEVO6EcCwXkhVrW9FsXTtFyXtORaElnYW42YLntWv-sDxhjofMCE1G-YoIQuUxivBdwE9k3IYF-H-I37RWnM89Ot73m9RJdIB32E2tRmoCkcybEa4L0e_rNOVtp-ITzR5-d02olWFFtvtDNloAbiMCaGBqtCYzIpQiFQmJ72bNRd-NIb5va4mGHzRDZmB_EHk_LF6-XqD1ZK4-zHUycUo-g.Wwihd8p1zb51XVoycLvG4EQtMFS6gjZCP4EzKVlvKYM&dib_tag=se&keywords=Audio+amplifier+board&qid=1779090450&sr=8-4 Most of the wall type power supplies come with a barrel jack power connector and you can buy matching panel mount connectors you could mount on the speakers. The other option is to get a stereo amplifier that is similar and mount it in a separate box, connect it to a power supply and run the line out to its input and its output to the red and black speaker connectors and have a conventional amplifier plus unpowered speaker setup like a home stereo. If you search on line you’ll be able to find documentation on how to figure the box volume for a given speaker. On Y the woofer really matters. The tweeters are sealed and just need to be mounted in the front of the box, or if ypu want fancy, on a separate enclosure that is on top of the main enclosure. Take a look for B&W 801 speakers to get the idea those yours will be much smaller but the style might look good. Hope this is helpful.