Connecting a home theater amp to a dj amp for more power?

[crishy]

i have a DJ amp and im hoping there is a way i can connect it to my receiver because the output on my receiver is 105w per channel @ 8 ohms.
the dj amp is a "PYLE PRO PPA450"

Specs:
PYLE PRO PPA450

4500 Watt 2 Channel Rack Mount Power Amplifier



Features:






Model: PylePRO PPA450

4500W 2 Channel Bridgeable Pro Audio Power Amplifier

4500 Watts Total Output Power

Continuous Output Power:



Stereo Mode:

20Hz to 20kHz, 8 Ohms 170W x 2

1kHz, 4 Ohms 220W x 2

Maximum Power, 8 Ohms 230W x 2

Maximum Power, 4 Ohms 260W x 2

Peak Power, 8 Ohms 1600W x 2



Bridged Mode:

20Hz to 20kHz, 8 Ohms 440W x 1

1kHz, 8 Ohms 440W x 1

Peak Power 4500W x 1



Dual Output Level Controls and Illumination

Protection Indicator

Input Level Indicator

Blue LED Signal Activity Indicator

Internal Cooling Fan

Heavy Duty Aluminum Heat Sink

Stereo/Bridged Mode Switch

Ground Lift Switch

Dual RCA and XLR Cable - 1/4" Jack Inputs for Balanced or Unbalanced Mode

Banana Plug Style Binding Post Outputs

AC Accessory Inlet

110/220 Volt Switchable

Adjustable Input Gain Controls



Specifications:



Signal/Noise ratio: 100dB

Distortion: <0.1%

Frequency response: 10Hz-50 kHz less than +/- 3dB

Input Impedance Balance: 20K Ohms

Input Impedance Non-Balance: 10K Ohms

Dimensions (H x W x D): 3.47" x 19" x 10.68"


i have a receiver, its specs are:

Manufacturer: Sherwood Part Number:RX-4105
General
Product Type Receiver Width 17.3 in Depth 14 in Height 4.9 in Audio System
Sound Output Mode Stereo Output Power / Total 200 Watt Amplifier Output Details 100 Watt - 8 Ohm - THD 0.08 % - 2 channel(s) ( Main ) Timer Sleep Bass Control Yes Treble Control Yes Built-in Display Fluorescent Additional Features A/B/A+B speaker switch Digital Storage Media None Connectors
Headphone Jack Yes Radio
Type Radio tuner - AM/FM - Digital Tuning Display Fluorescent display Preset Station Qty 30 Antenna Form Factor Loop AM / wire FM Auto Preset Memory Yes Turntable
Type None Cassette System
Type None DVD
Type None CD System
Type None Digital Player (Recorder)
Type None MD System
MD system type None Headphones
Headphones Type None Microphone
Type None Remote Control
Remote Control Universal remote control - Infrared Remote Control (2nd)
Type None Connections
Connector Type 1 x Headphones - Front,
4 x Audio line-in ( RCA phono x 2 ) - Rear,
2 x Audio line-out ( RCA phono x 2 ) - Rear,
4 x Speakers output ( Click-fit x 2 ) - Rear Miscellaneous
AV Furniture None Power
Power Device Power supply - Internal Manufacturer Warranty

i wondered if there's a way to attach the two or should i use my home theater receiver ac connect the amp to that??

[Hyfi]

First of all, what speakers are you driving that need that much power?

Second, if the Receiver has Pre Outs, then you can send that to the external amp, but from looking at your unit pics, no can do.

[JoeE SP9]

If you believe that Pyle amplifier actually produces 4500 Watts There are several bridges you might be interested in.

The rating of 230 Watts x 2 is probably close to what that Pyle amp actually produces albeit at a high distortion rating. In actuality it's probably closer to 100 Watts x 2 with any sort of reasonable distortion figures.

Given that, there isn't all that much difference between the Sherwood and the Pyle power wise.

The 4500 Watt rating is what I call a ISBL (if struck by lightening) rating.

[Glen B]

The owner's manual for that Pyle amp states what appears to be the true output as 170W x 2 at 8 ohms, 20Hz - 20KHz, 01.% THD.