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I am looking at the P 777 Arcam amp that can do 150 watts per ch, I have B&W 683's for fronts that are rated up to 200 watts so that fine. My HTM61 center channel is rated up to 150 watts. Where I run into trouble is with my surrounds B&W 686's which are rated at 100 watts, should I be fine if I am running them as surrounds, or should I be worried, as the amp can deliver more than the 100 watts specified by the 686's.
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