Thanks🙂

Yes, I made them.

@@ditto_75 Do you have discord and would like to give me a hand on something with making them id like to make a few for myself for meme sake

I dont think I will make any tutorial videos. Thanks for asking.

Sorry, this will not work with Clone Hero.

Drop the folder in your video highways folder. Once in game and in the song library menu, hit start and scroll down to highway and select which one you want.

Document - Custom - Video highway - (add a folder of whatever you wanna name the highway and add it) After youll be able to configure it

The highway is at 230%. Thats how I like to play. Note speed 16. I dont know how anyone plays at 100% highway length when there is an option to make it longer.

@@ditto_75 I'm just getting into the world of this great game, but thank you. Now I can integrate that configuration.

I've loved playing this way, it helps me keep all my senses entrenched in the game. I really appreciate your advice.

@@noyooh Your welcome.

The backgrounds are H.264. The highways which are not show in this video are shown in another video. In that video all backgrounds and highways are picked randomly through clone hero. The last few minutes of the video is me just resetting the same chart to see what clone hero pairs up. There is so many combinations to choose from. Read the descriptions. Thanks for asking.kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXLWdIKLoaeIZrcsi=4VvIhPxhXybZrV3U

I see. My description says and video highways. My bad ill edit that out. Also one of the highways used in the video is transparent which works good with the backgrounds. It is included in the mod.

Instructions are in the description.

Thanks. I am working on video highways to go with it. They will be ready in a couple days.

The download is on the Clone Hero Mods Discord. I do not want to share it here. I am working on a V2 and more backgrounds that will be available soon.

press start in the main menu and go to highway length

There is no download at this time because I am not prepared to explain how to make it work and be responsible for someone messing up they're game files. If there turns out to be enough interest, then I will see about providing the files.

Yes

Yes.

@@ditto_75 yo le gane hace 4 dias estoy feliz 🤣

Yes they sound good down to 26hz. Keep in mind these are the Hds 3.0 with the cast baskets. I don't know how they compare to the newer Hds 3.1 with the stamped basket. Also the enclosure is tuned at 28hz. They do get low.

Plain old Kicker Comps. Got those buy one get one free years ago from Sonic Electronix.

No. One of the subs were not out of phase.

Kicker comp subs are good at one thing,(kicking). They thump hard in the 40 to 60 hz range. From my experience they are really good if you listen to rock or metal music and they hit hard with most main stream rap. Where they fall way short is low bass. The problem is that low bass has become more popular so more and more main stream music is using 28 to 35 hz and kicker comp just don't have the motor force or xmax to keep up in that range, no matter the box and tuning. The only way I would buy a kicker comp is if I find a buy one get one free deal and i haven't seen that deal in a long time. Their is just too many better choices that will get them lows. Just one Soundqubed HDS312 will produce more bass at 30 hz than all three of these kicker comps. As far as these Kickers acting differently than yours, they are in a sealed box. Each sub in its own chamber. I am also over powering them.

That is just an estimation. The Phoenix Gold amp is 250 watts x 2 at 2 ohms at 12 volts and 14.4 ( regulated internal psu). I only had one coil hooked up so the amp was seeing 4 ohms. The amp was also only getting 11.6 volts from the 600 watt pc power supply. The box i built for these subs is big for efficiency purposes. 2.8 cubic feet per side. The amp in my vehicle is only 2,400 watts which in reality is only producing around 1,800 watts rms due mostly to my stock electrical system. The subs are 1,200 watts rms each so when i modeled the box i get a really good output to frequency response without clipping. This video shows that you do not necessarily need a lot of wattage to get a sub moving. It is moving but it is no comparison to the actual loudness when you add appropriate wattage. This video was uploaded quite some time ago. I do have these subs in my house now with the same amp and power supply. They are getting roughly 200 watts each and sound really good and loud enough that i worry of knocking things off the wall all the way on the other end of the house. So in conclusion, a good sub is a good sub no matter if you put 100 watts to it or 1,200 watts. In the right enclosure it will still sound good and can still be pretty loud even on 100 watts. Of course their is some acceptations to that.

ditto that is awesome, I never thought that low power can move a pretty beefy sub

ditto do you think 2300 watts can push 6 hds2.1 15s in a custom made box?

@@cristiannieto6992 yes

ditto awesome thanks subbed and liked for reply!

Any amp 1ohm stable and 500 watts or more. The amp wont see 1ohm but it will be less than 2ohm. I had these on a old school BRZ 2400.1 turned down of course.

I got a 2600w amp I'm about try on them what u think

@@brezmanlowery9778 That should be fine. If its really that much wattage then you will defiantly need to turn the amp gain down. Probably all the way. Hopefully your head unit has a sub output so you can turn that down also. Keep in mind these subs are 150 watts rms each so thats just 450 watts rms. Since they are in a sealed enclosure they will take more power though.

And give a seat massage to the person next to me in traffic?

NO

aaron collins 2006 model. Ccant remember box dimensions.

ditto ok thanks. I have 2008 that’s only reason I noticed what your in. I ordered a box for 3 subs. Dimensions 39.5”w x 15.75”h x 22”d.

500rms should push three o.k. I was putting approximately 1000 watts into these in the video. The sealed box helped the subs handle more watts. I would go ported with 500 watts. 34 hz would work but i wouldnt go any lower than that. The Kicker comps don't like low hz. They like to hit hard and solid around 40 hz to 80 hz. They are good subs for rock music and most country. Dubstep and techno hit hard but decaf and slowed music not so much. Good luck!

Sure thing bro. My best friend for 20 years has the nickname Tater.

That's awesome ,I've had it since 1996,so 21 years!!It started back in 8th grade

Without getting too technical....Length = 32"......Height = 14"......Depth = 16" total but the front baffle is recessed 2" Port = 2" x 12.5" x 30".........Wood = .75' MDF Net box volume = 2.25 square feet. Box tuning = 30 Hertz

Thanks,I built it.