I talked to Yaffe last wkd. in Columbus,Ohio at the EZRider Show.
He said he should have everything in a couple weeks! and for a couple Hundro,...plus he said you can stack these amps, I'm believing this is gonna b 1 "Hot" item.
I'm ready for 600 watts of "Power" for my Motorcycle "Sound System"

 

Each amp is 300 watts @ 4ch. How many speakers are you running ??
The 4 ch amp should handle 99% of most biker's needs.

At 75 watts per channel, it should do a good job at powering the 7 1/4, 6 1/2 & 5 1/4 speakers that everyone is running.

Unless you are running more than 4 speakers,....the "stackable" part of the equation is a moot point.

 

The amp is switchable to a two channel. Of course switching it to two channel will give more watts. That spec has'nt been given yet though. Two amps switched to 2 channel ran to four speakers.

 

2-6x9's CycleSound Lids
@-Rockford Fosgate Shallow mount 6.5" Coaxial New "Power" Series(Inner Fairing, like Yaffe's)
and 2 6.5" in stock holes,just not sure which ones yet, Hawg-Wired, Focal, I've got Titan-Hertz Hi-Energy rite now.

So 6 speakers total.
I'm not lookn to impress anyone but "Myself"

 

How do you plan to wire the speakers/amps ?

What speakers come in the cycle sounds lids ??

 

re: a 2011 flhx with stock head unit (4 ohm): an amp should be 4 ohm and speakers 2 ohm, correct?

 

Stock head unit is 2 ohm !!

 

oh, ok. thought it was 4, thanks. so the amp and speakers must also be 2 ohm, correct? or not?

 

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You need 2-ohm speakers unless you are using an amp. The a must be 2-ohm stable also. Most good ones are.