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with a mosfet 50w rms x 4 car stereo, will it be better to get 50 watts max rms component speakers or 110wrms
What i have is a Pioneer double din FH-P5000MP and it supposedly has 50 watts rms x 4 unless its just 50 watts peak, and the component speakers im trying to get are either alpine sps-171 50 watts rms or the spr-17a 110 watts rms.
OK, easy here . . ..
First, what's listed on your specs are MAXIMUM PEAK POWER OUTPUT. That's refer to maximum ability of your unit to drive a single burst in period of milliseconds, in the lowest impedance. In short, that won't likely to happen.
In real world, a deck will only have 10-15W per channel, 20 at tops (I've installed hundreds of pioneer decks, believe me!)
It's the same with speaker, it's also peak power.
My suggestion is to find a speaker that match the power, or vice versa, the numbers are there for a reason.
Your 50W peak deck will provide enough output to a 50W peak components, and won't overpower it.
Sure, you can have better quality components that has 100W or more, but usually the higher the wattage, the lower it's sensitivity, meaning you have to push them with larger Amp to have the same volume / SPL. And you also spend more money on more expensive speakers but you can't fully use it's potential, because your deck don't have enough power to supply it. It will sound good, it can (and should sound better).
Unless, you're planning to buy an amp to power the components later.
