Amplifiers – Touring Batwing 2024+
Amplifiers for 2024 and Newer Batwing Touring (Street Glide® and Ultra)
Harley-Davidson batwing amplifiers in this collection suit 2024 and newer Street Glide®, selected CVO Street Glide variants and other Skyline OS Touring models. These bikes use A2B digital audio rather than an analogue speaker-level signal, so an amplifier cannot connect to the factory system directly. A compatible A2B interface, such as the NAV-TV ZEN-H, is required to convert the factory A2B digital audio into analogue preamp outputs suitable for aftermarket amplifiers. The exact interface and wiring depend on your model and factory audio package.
Once a compatible interface is in the signal path, compatible aftermarket amplifiers such as the Cicada FLX, Hertz and SounDigital ranges connect as they would on an earlier platform. Cicada also offers dedicated A2B interface and harness kits for this platform. Choose the amplifier by channels and power, match it to your speaker impedance, and plan the electrical system to suit a high-output build.
Why You'll Love It
- The full power range: from the compact Cicada FLX500.4 and Precision Power MAA4.400 up to the FLX2000.4 and FLX1400.4PRO DSP amplifier, plus SounDigital EVO PS and Hertz options and mono subwoofer amps to the Cicada BFA5000.1.
- Skyline OS integration path: a compatible A2B interface, such as the NAV-TV ZEN-H or a Cicada A2B kit, converts the digital signal so any of these amplifiers can be used.
- Four-channel, two-channel and mono: a matched amp for a front stage, a full front and rear system or a dedicated sub.
- Brands proven on Harley-Davidson Touring motorcycles: Cicada Audio, Hertz, SounDigital and Precision Power, chosen for their fit and reliability on Touring builds.
- DSP-ready options: the FLX700.4PRO and FLX1400.4PRO add onboard DSP for full tuning control on the newest platform.
FAQ
Why do I need an interface to add an amplifier on a 2024 and newer bike?
Skyline OS uses A2B digital audio, which a standard amplifier cannot read directly. A compatible A2B interface, such as the NAV-TV ZEN-H or a Cicada A2B kit, converts the factory A2B digital audio into analogue preamp outputs suitable for the amplifier. The exact interface depends on your model and audio package.
Which interface do I need?
The NAV-TV ZEN-H is a common choice, and Cicada offers dedicated A2B interface and harness kits for this platform. The right one depends on your exact model and factory audio configuration, so tell us your bike and we will confirm.
How many channels do I need?
A four-channel amp runs front and rear pairs. A two-channel runs one stereo pair, or both channels bridged into one mono load. A monoblock is for a subwoofer.
Do I need a charging upgrade?
Sort the power and ground wiring first. Higher-output amplifiers may need a higher-capacity battery, upgraded charging components or both. A lithium battery alone does not increase stator output, so plan the charging to suit the draw.
Not sure which amplifier suits your Harley-Davidson Touring motorcycle? Use the fitment and specification detail on each product, or contact Motorcycle Audio Australia with your bike's year, model, speakers and current audio setup and we'll help you match the right amplifier.
