AI Advisor

What it does: Recommends the right amplifier(s) for your speaker setup. Takes into account speaker power handling, impedance, number of channels, and your budget.

How to use it: Tell it what speakers you have (or select from hardware library), your budget, and your goals. The AI recommends specific amps with explanations.

Best for: Planning a new build, upgrading power, or verifying an amp choice before purchase.

What it does: Verifies that your amp, speakers, and DSP will work together correctly. Flags impedance mismatches, underpowered speakers, gain staging problems, and output voltage incompatibilities.

How to use it: Select your amp and speakers from the hardware library. The AI runs the compatibility math and shows a pass/fail per category with explanations.

Best for: Before purchasing equipment, or troubleshooting a system that sounds wrong.

What it does: Analyzes your current system against 50+ diagnostic criteria and generates an overall system health score (0–100) with a prioritized list of issues.

How to use it: The AI reads your vehicle profile, DSP state, and last RTA measurement. No additional input needed — click Generate Report.

Best for: Diagnosing a customer complaint ("it sounds muddy"), validating a completed install, or deciding what to fix next.

What it does: Recommends optimal crossover points, slopes, and filter types for your specific speaker configuration. Calculates the crossover frequency based on speaker roll-off characteristics.

How to use it: Select your tweeters, midranges, and woofers from the library. The AI recommends crossover points with the reasoning — e.g., "Your tweeter's Fs is 1,200 Hz; set HPF at 2,500 Hz with a 24 dB/octave Linkwitz-Riley slope."

Best for: First-time crossover setup, or when adding a new speaker to an existing system.

What it does: Walks you through setting gains on every device in the signal chain — head unit → DSP → amplifier(s) — to maximize signal-to-noise ratio and prevent clipping.

How to use it: Enter your head unit's max output voltage and your amplifier's input sensitivity. The AI generates step-by-step gain setting instructions with target voltages at each point.

Best for: Initial setup, after changing any component, or when the system sounds noisy or distorted at high volume.

What it does: Simulates how a system change would affect your current results. "If I add a dedicated amp for the front stage, what would change?"

How to use it: Describe the proposed change in plain language or select a component swap from the library. The AI predicts impact on power, noise floor, headroom, and overall score.

Best for: Justifying upgrades to a customer, planning a phased build, or evaluating competing options.

What it does: A conversational EQ and tuning guide. You describe what you're hearing ("the bass is boomy around 80 Hz"), and the AI recommends specific DSP adjustments with values.

How to use it: Open this mode and describe the problem in plain language. The AI responds with specific EQ frequency, gain, and Q values to try — and explains the acoustic reason.

Best for: Fine-tuning by ear, addressing specific complaints, or learning why certain EQ adjustments work.

What it does: Guides you through the RTA measurement process and interprets your frequency response. Explains what each peak and dip means and how to address it.

How to use it: After taking an RTA measurement, open this mode. The AI reads your measurement data and explains what it sees — "your 200 Hz peak is likely seat/cabin resonance; try a narrow notch filter at 200 Hz, Q=4."

Best for: Users learning to interpret RTA data, or when Auto-Tune isn't available and you're tuning manually.

What it does: Generates a comprehensive multi-page report covering every aspect of the system — hardware compatibility, gain structure, RTA analysis, EQ assessment, crossover review, and a prioritized action list.

How to use it: Click Generate Full Report. The AI pulls all available data from the profile, DSP state, and RTA. The report exports to PDF.

Best for: Presenting a professional assessment to a customer, internal QA documentation, or before a competition.

What it does: Translates a technical work order into a customer-friendly plain-language summary. "Here's what we did and why it makes your system sound better."

How to use it: Open any completed work order, then click AI Summary. The AI generates a paragraph you can paste into the WO description or send as a follow-up email.

Best for: Customer communication, increasing perceived value of the installation.

What it does: Given a budget, vehicle type, and listening goals, the AI designs a complete system — amp(s), speakers, sub, DSP, and wiring — with specific product recommendations from the hardware library.

How to use it: Tell it your budget (e.g., "$1,500 all-in") and your goals ("more bass, keep OEM head unit, daily driver"). The AI returns a complete system bill of materials with reasons for each choice.

Best for: Customer consultations, building quotes, or planning your own upgrade.