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etarhan There's no such thing as '12v 50w" car speaker. Your speaker should show an impedance rating (maybe 2 to about 16 Ohms, shown as 'omega' symbol Ω), and a power rating like the 50w you mentioned. Power rating can be expressed in different terms, though. You must make sure that the 50w specified is 50w RMS (not 'music power'), otherwise you can blow your loudspeakers at very high volumes. At any rate, operating two loudspeakers over 15 - 20 watts will cause neighbor complaints and over 25 - 30 watts will cause eardrum damage.
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