"bsguidry" wrote in message
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Does anyone here have experience using DJ amplifiers in their home
theater? Is it recommended?

Many DJ amplifiers seem to offer good bang for the buck. One thing I
notice is that few provide rms power ratings. Should I assume that
the power rating list is max power and that the actual rms is about
1/2 of that amount?

Also, if DJ amplifiers are a feasible approach, what is the best way
to connect them to RCA outputs? Do adapters exist for this?

In my experience, they lack clarity compared to good home audio equipment.

Sound reinforcement equipment is intended to sound loud. The circuits are
simple.

Here it's important to distinguish with studio amps. There are many studio
amplifiers of exceptional quality.
Since both typically have balanced inputs, and many have fans, it can be
hard to tell the difference.
Hafler and Crown make very high quality amps.
And Crown amps are used in expensive sound reinforcement apps.