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1st you could eventually Overtax the amp, resulting in overheating, causing failure. 2nd, and most common, is poor sound reproduction.
Another thing happening called clipping. When an amp is overtaxed it will be unable to produce all the signal it's being fed. As music peaks (when it's loudest in a song), the amp can't keep up. It will 'clip' the top off of the peak. The amp controls the speaker with alternating current (AC). When it clips it sends out direct current (DC). This will eventually fry the voice coils of any speaker, including subs. If your tweeter dies, that's usually what killed it. The sound will distort also, so if the music starts to sound raspy or just plain bad, back it down. The distortion is also because the speaker is working to hard. Keep the RMS power (not the peak or max power) of the amp and speakers close and listen. Clipping and distortion are the number one killers of speakers, not to much power. If it won't go loud enough, clearly. replace the speakers. Putting an aftermarket amp on stock speakers is just a waste of money. Also, cheap amps and speakers are cheap for a reason. You get what you pay for, mostly, but cheap almost always equals junk.
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What is video amplifier?
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What is Bandwidth of RF amplifier?
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