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I would like to know what drivers you are using. Why, because I have to agree with racerraul. 50 x 4 is more than enough for your mids and highs. At those frequencies you just don't need a ton of power. I know it is nice to have the extra headroom, but in most cases the mids and highs in a 3 way system it is not needed, unless you have some big midranges that have a very low sensitivity. I had to learn this one also. Save myself some money on amps also. For Midbass and subs I say yes get at least max rms rating of the driver. At these frequencies it seem to consume and need a little more power to keep the system dymanics good.
Take a look at the DLS RA40 bridged for the midbasses or the RA20 depending on what midbass drivers you have, the RA20
http://www.dls.se/english/fstark/RA40.htm
http://www.dls.se/english/fstark/RA20.htm
And the RA50 for the Mids, highs, and the sub
http://www.dls.se/english/fstark/RA50.htm
Mark
Take a look at the DLS RA40 bridged for the midbasses or the RA20 depending on what midbass drivers you have, the RA20
http://www.dls.se/english/fstark/RA40.htm
http://www.dls.se/english/fstark/RA20.htm
And the RA50 for the Mids, highs, and the sub
http://www.dls.se/english/fstark/RA50.htm
Mark