“Will a 1000 watt continuous/ 2000 watt Peak Power Inverter in a car handle the power necessary to run these speakers?”

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• yes

  Answered by Anonymous 7 years ago

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• Probably, but you are much better off buying a regular stereo

  Answered by Mugs 8 years ago

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• Considering that the advertised maximum wattage being 400 it should be a safe bet.

  Answered by Meishuro 9 years ago

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• It should be able to if your alternator and electrical system can handle it. But that is if you are getting the "true" rated power out of the inverter. I would not use these speakers for that application though. For just a little more you can buy a paired sub/amp/tweeter package.

  Answered by KeeneVer3 9 years ago

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• Not sure why you would want to use these speakers. Your system would immediately toast these little speakers. They're made for PC's. Keep shopping.

  Answered by tkdjohn1 9 years ago

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• I have no idea, I have them connected to my computer. And, I love the speakers very powerful!

  Answered by Terese 9 years ago

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