Hertz – Amplifiers

Hertz amplifiers for Harley-Davidson® Touring, in two Class-D lines. The compact HMP 4D four-channel and HMP 1D mono suit a tidy upgrade in tight spaces, while the higher-power SP 4.500, SP 4.900 and SP 1.900 drive a larger system.

Choose a four-channel amp for your speakers and a mono amp for a subwoofer, matched to speaker impedance. 2024 and newer Skyline OS bikes need a compatible A2B interface before an amplifier can connect.

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How do you choose a Hertz amplifier?

This collection carries the compact HMP 4D four-channel and HMP 1D mono amplifiers, and the SP 4.500 and SP 4.900 four-channel amplifiers and the SP 1.900 mono subwoofer amplifier. Match the amplifier to your speaker impedance and channel count: a four-channel amp for the speaker stage and a mono amp for a subwoofer.

FAQ

HMP or SP, which line do I need?

The compact HMP amps suit a tidy, straightforward upgrade in tight spaces. The higher-power SP amps suit a larger, more demanding system. Match the power to your speakers and tell us the build.

Which amp for a subwoofer?

A mono amplifier, either the compact HMP 1D or the higher-power SP 1.900, depending on the subwoofer and the output you want. See the Hertz subwoofers.

How many channels do I need?

A four-channel amp such as the HMP 4D or SP 4.500 runs a front and rear pair or a bi-amplified front stage. A subwoofer normally adds a separate mono amp. Match the channel count to your layout.

Will a Hertz amp fit on my bike?

The compact HMP amps are sized for tight motorcycle spaces. Check the dimensions of the higher-power SP amps against your intended mounting location.

Not sure what fits? Tell us your year, model and current audio setup and we'll confirm the parts before you order, or contact Motorcycle Audio Australia.

See also: Hertz Speakers · Hertz Subwoofers · Hertz DSP