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No, wont work properly.

Using an inverter to power that amp will induce a 60hz noise into your setup that you cant get rid of.

they make car amps for a reason, you can find a reasonably priced one at a small size that will perform much better on 12v DC

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Hes right. I used to do 12v/120v systems in RVs, and going from a 120v source to a 12v amp, just aint working the way you would want it. I used to keep two systems in the RVs, the separate 120v and a 12v running off the battery banks

BUT, PE does have some little cheap multi use hobby amps that will work. You just need to case them up

http://www.parts-express.com/wizards/searchResults.cfm?srchExt=Mfg&srchMfg=133&utm_source=Parts-Express&utm_medium=Flash+Panel&utm_content=sure_electronics+07-29-2010&utm_campaign=Home+Page+Flash+Panel

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