The only real issue is if you have teenagers, or children with access to the stereo.
Or have drunken wild parties in which you tend to wake up not remembering what happened..
If some fool flips the volume way up and you have an amp which can far exceed the recommended wattage, your speakers are at risk of being destroyed.(in seconds)
If you are the only person using the stereo, and you never get so blotto you forget who and where you are.. then you should be just fine with a high powered amp.
However:
Even a casual idiot you show your stereo to, and you walk away even for a moment that person can just reach down spin the volume and in five seconds blow out your speakers..
Or, a electronic fault an INCREDIBLY LOUD bang, and your speakers become toast through no fault of yours..
Just so you are aware of this... and take precautions... no problem.
Or have drunken wild parties in which you tend to wake up not remembering what happened..
If some fool flips the volume way up and you have an amp which can far exceed the recommended wattage, your speakers are at risk of being destroyed.(in seconds)
If you are the only person using the stereo, and you never get so blotto you forget who and where you are.. then you should be just fine with a high powered amp.
However:
Even a casual idiot you show your stereo to, and you walk away even for a moment that person can just reach down spin the volume and in five seconds blow out your speakers..
Or, a electronic fault an INCREDIBLY LOUD bang, and your speakers become toast through no fault of yours..
Just so you are aware of this... and take precautions... no problem.