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<blockquote data-quote="Yoel" data-source="post: 8671086" data-attributes="member: 676734">Hi everybody! New guy here.I recently bought an old car (Suzuki Liana sedan 2006 [same as Suzuki Aerio]).After a few days, I noticed that only 2 of 6 speakers are working. After looking into it turns out that there were no tweeters under the grills and that the rear shelf speakers are dead.For starters, I installed a pair of tweeters (Hertz DC24.3) at a local audio shop. (I&#039;m still new to the whole car audio thing)To sum up, I don&#039;t want to invest a lot of money because I&#039;m planning to drive this car only for about 1 year.I want to replace the rear speakers. As I drive mostly alone, I prefer to install speakers to add some sub-bass.Is there any cheap option (such as 40$-60$ for pair) that will do a decent job? I don&#039;t care ordering off Aliexpress, eBay, Amazon etc.Another option could be investing a little more in an active subwoofer, but If I understand correctly that will require rewiring since I can&#039;t plug an active subwoofer to pre-amplified wires. correct?I hope I was clear enough.Any suggestions would be appreciated, even if you guys will tell me it&#039;s best to leave it be without investing more money.Thanks!(The amp in the car is the default amp. attached is a photo of one of the rear speakers for reference)[ATTACH]4662[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Yoel, post: 8671086, member: 676734"] Hi everybody! New guy here. I recently bought an old car (Suzuki Liana sedan 2006 [same as Suzuki Aerio]). After a few days, I noticed that only 2 of 6 speakers are working. After looking into it turns out that there were no tweeters under the grills and that the rear shelf speakers are dead. For starters, I installed a pair of tweeters (Hertz DC24.3) at a local audio shop. (I'm still new to the whole car audio thing) To sum up, I don't want to invest a lot of money because I'm planning to drive this car only for about 1 year. I want to replace the rear speakers. As I drive mostly alone, I prefer to install speakers to add some sub-bass. Is there any cheap option (such as 40$-60$ for pair) that will do a decent job? I don't care ordering off Aliexpress, eBay, Amazon etc. Another option could be investing a little more in an active subwoofer, but If I understand correctly that will require rewiring since I can't plug an active subwoofer to pre-amplified wires. correct? I hope I was clear enough. Any suggestions would be appreciated, even if you guys will tell me it's best to leave it be without investing more money. Thanks! (The amp in the car is the default amp. attached is a photo of one of the rear speakers for reference) [ATTACH]4662._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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