Bose cubes as surrounds with Denon Amp

My old HT set up used white dual cubes as my surrounds with my fronts being Paradigm Cinema 90's with a Paradigm Center CC and PDR 10 sub. They worked OK and looked OK.

Now I am upgrading the HT room with a new panny 58" plasma, Denon AVR2807 Receiver, Paradigm Monitor 7 fronts and a CC290 center. I want to use my Cinema 90 fronts as my surrounds and (I have 7.1 now) and keep the Bose as my rear surounds.

I know Bose stinks but my question is I remember reading somewhere that Bose speakers are a different ohm rating and can damage amps. My old Kenwood amp had no problem but before I plug these things into the Denon, I thought I'd better ask.

Thanks

Thank you for all the info. Actually I'm a bit confused as to what to do. With my old 5.1 system, the surrounds were mouted behind the listener on the ceiling pointed down. After reading my Denon AVR-2807 manual last night, I don't understand if I want to stay with 5.1 sound, would the rear speakers be surrounds L and R or surround backs L and R?

Thanks Enzo. I will use my rear speakers just as surounds and not use them for rear surrounds. That being the case, I have the option accordign to the manual to use the surround back speaker amps to wire my front Paradigm Monitor 7's in a bi-amp mode.

What is the reason to wire speakers in a bi-amp mode?

That is what I figured. I the Denon is rated at 110W per channel does that mean the speakers will have 220W going to them? I think they are rated to only 180W.

I ditched the Bose and put the Paradigms Cinema 90's back there. The mounted the ceiling with the brackets I used for the Bose just fine. So they are slightly behind and pointing down to the listener. I pick up the monitor 7's tonight.