I'm looking for a pair of great sounding bookshelf speakers no larger
than 20x10x12 to sit on the rear deck of my Honda Insight hatchback.
My budget will allow me to spend up to $200 on a used pair. The idea
is to be able to remove the speakers from time to time when I need
more cargo room. Also, it's nice to be able to set the speakers on top
the car on a nice summer day. I'd like decent bass response if
possible. Please shoot me some model numbers to look for. TIA, Doug
Jackson

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I'm looking for a pair of great sounding bookshelf speakers no larger
than 20x10x12 to sit on the rear deck of my Honda Insight hatchback.
My budget will allow me to spend up to $200 on a used pair. The idea
is to be able to remove the speakers from time to time when I need
more cargo room. Also, it's nice to be able to set the speakers on top
the car on a nice summer day. I'd like decent bass response if
possible. Please shoot me some model numbers to look for. TIA, Doug
Jackson

I would suggest all-weather speakers.

The cone and suspension materials of a typical bookshelf are not designed
for the incredibly harsh environment of a car's rear deck. They would
disintegrate in two years. The delicate veneers would also shred, and MDF
fiberboard tends to absorb water.

Personally, I'd install closed back auto speakers. They are designed to
resist temperatures approaching 200 degrees, UV exposure, and high humidity.