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    12V Computer speakers in CUCV?

    At this point it may be the easiest way to do it. Keep in mind the cheap ac inverters are all modified sign wave, but it probably wont make a whole lot of difference with what you are doing. Home depot probably has a cheap one for like $20
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    12V Computer speakers in CUCV?

    You really should try to regulate the power to 12 volts before you hook this up. There are plenty of places you can get a regulator for 12 volts, check out any of the car pc type sites. I would ahte to see you fry a good pair of speakers for no reason.
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    12V Computer speakers in CUCV?

    Anything electrical should be fused at least, or circut breaker protected at best. The fuse should be inline as close to the power source as possible.
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    12V Computer speakers in CUCV?

    If you wire this in directly you will fry the speaker system. Go onto Amazon and get yourself a voltage convertor, type in the search 24 volt to 12 volt. then tap into that. It is like $40 and it has sufficient power to run your speakers, or even a regular car stereo.
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