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Can I use a higher grade wire for a very low power car amplifier?

Hi!
I have a car amp wiring kit that is rated 100 watts to 1000 watt car amplifiers. The amplifier I have has a maximum power output of 50 watts with a built in 8" speaker. If I use a speaker that is rated for an amp much higher in power will it work at all? Will it affect sound quality and also is it safe to do?

Thanks all! :)
Perfectly safe. Its an overkill. You just wont get the most sound of the speaker if its rated much higher than the amp.

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  1. Perfectly safe. Its an overkill. You just wont get the most sound of the speaker if its rated much higher than the amp.
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