110W to 100W Speaker?

truss
truss Posts: 6
Hey, I know there's a similar question below, but mine is of a different ilk. I'm thinking of running a Yamaha 110W amp to 100W speakers for home theater. I don't ever turn the system up to make the windows break or paint to peel, but am I in danger of blowing my speakers?? Much appreciated!:)
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  • PolkWannabie
    PolkWannabie Posts: 2,763
    edited March 2004
  • Drewsmith
    Drewsmith Posts: 160
    edited March 2004
    You will be fine, chances are that 110 watts is a slightly inflated number.
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  • kberg
    kberg Posts: 974
    edited March 2004
    Not having ENOUGH power at higher volumes can more easily blow speakers than higher volumes with MORE power than the speaker's power rating.
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  • kberg
    kberg Posts: 974
    edited March 2004
    Originally posted by kberg
    Not having ENOUGH power at higher volumes can more easily blow speakers than higher volumes with MORE power than the speaker's power rating.
    Mains: polkaudio RTi70's (bi-wired)
    Center: polkaudio CSi40 (bi-wired)
    Surrounds: polkaudio FXi30's
    Rear Center: polkaudio CSi30
    Sub: SVS 20-39 PC+
    Receiver: ONKYO TX-SR600
    Display: JVC HD-56G786
    DVD Player: SONY DVP-CX985V
    DVD Player: OPPO DV-981HD 1080p High Definition Up-Converting Universal DVD Player with HDMI
    Remote: Logitech Harmony H688