use of ChatGPT for HIFI


I have been using this really cool AI tool to evaluate System issues and gear comparisons and I’m blown away by its ability to do this. And it’s freaking free for my needs at this point

I provided details of all the components in my system and it remembers it in its memory and refers to the strengths and weaknesses of my system when choosing new gear to be integrated.  It creates a history of all that’s been discussed and is able to integrate it better than anyone can.  I can easily update it for gear that I’ve left out.

The ability to retrieve really good details about components is astounding. It suggests and provides tailored charts comparing component strengths and weaknesses. Additionally it offers ideas on additional things to consider. 

The depth of what it’s able to do is simply astounding.

What are your experiences in using this groundbreaking tool?

 

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Showing 3 responses by signaforce

 

I have been using chatGBT, and found it to be outstanding and fun. While it makes some errors for example it thought my Moon 330A amp was NOT fully balanced, it is and thought my R11’s were 88 db sensitivity when they are 90. (still learning). 

I have found it to be outstanding for tweeks. Which power cord to use on what component… component isolation strategies based upon component and shelving composition… system synergies etc.  

It gives you a TOO rating: 

(Total Overall Optimization), focused on sound-per-dollar impact, importance in the signal chain, and synergy with your current system, all while incorporating your room treatments and isolation efforts. 
 

And perhaps most importantly, it never snipes. Outstanding 

 

I received similar positive recommendations from ChatGBT on cables and power cords. It even went on to describe sound differences between my two upgraded PC’s & then recommend upgrading my DAC LPS PC. Interesting 

it also focused a lot on my Sbooster. Upgraded power cords, weights, bamboo base, upgraded feet. Again interesting