A modern, browser-based WinISD alternative

Speaker simulation where the UX doesn'tfight you.

Simulate sealed, bass reflex, bandpass and passive-radiator enclosures in your browser. Compare response, excursion, impedance and port velocity without installing WinISD.

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00 Audio Simulator showing frequency response, excursion, impedance and port velocity plots for multiple loudspeaker enclosure designs including sealed, vented and bandpass alignments

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What it is

A modern re-imagining of DIY audio tools

Sealed, ported, bandpass and passive-radiator simulation with the plots you actually care about: response, excursion, impedance, group delay, port velocity and more. Compare alignments side-by-side, tweak EQ on the graph, and share a link when you're done.

  • Resizable charts – build your own dashboard layout
  • Interactive schematic view of the full signal path
  • On-graph parametric EQ editing with HP/LP filters
  • Import WinISD .wdr files and Unibox spreadsheets
  • Paste a spec-sheet and auto-infer T/S parameters
  • Works on any device – Windows, Mac, iPad, phone
Interactive schematic view of a bandpass enclosure showing the full signal path
On-graph parametric EQ editor showing draggable filter nodes on the SPL response curve
Enclosure list showing four speaker designs with type, volume, power and tuning frequency

Project direction

Built for the people who use it

Not a tool that ships once and stalls. The simulator is shaped by direct feedback from builders on diyAudio, Reddit and Facebook speaker design groups.

Community roadmap

Features are prioritised from real conversations. The roadmap is public and driven by user votes.

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Fast iteration

Frequent updates and patch notes. Not a legacy project gathering dust. Actively maintained and improved weekly.

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Link sharing

Generate a shareable link for any design. Help other DIYers, get feedback, or publish public reference projects.

Open source commitment

Not currently open source, but if the project ever goes stale it will be released as open source so the community can carry it forward.

Honest comparison

How it stacks up against other tools

Every tool has tradeoffs. This isn't about singing our praises. It's about helping you pick the right tool for the job. Massive respect to every author on this list for building tools the community depends on.

00 SimulatorWinISD SoundEasy HornResp Basta! SpeakerBoxLite Unibox AKABAK / BEM
Author00 Audio. Scene newcomer. Unproven.Juha Hartikainen. Discontinued 2013.Bodzio Software. Long track record.David McBean. The GOAT. Punchcards since the 1970s. diyAudioTolvan DataSpeakerBoxLite teamKristian OugaardR&D Team (Panzer et al.)
PriceFreeFreePaidFreeFreeFreemium (w/ paywalling)FreeFree to $$$$
Cross-platform
Zero-install
StatusActive, weeklyDiscontinuedActiveActive, weeklyMaintainedActiveMaintainedVaries
Learning curveLowLowVery steepSteepLowLowMediumVery steep
Simulation approachLumped T/SLumped T/S + basic TLFull systemGeometry horn/wave solverLumped T/SLumped T/SLumped T/S (visible formulas)BEM / FEA
EnclosuresSealed, ported, BP4, BP6, PRSealed, ported, BP, PRSealed, ported, BP, PR, moreAll + horns + TLSealed, portedSealed, ported (rest paid)Sealed, portedAll + BEM acoustic
Horns / TLNot yetBasic TL
Crossover design
GraphsResizable, customisableBasicAdvancedBasicBasicLimited (paid)Chart onlyAdvanced
Compare side-by-sideManualManualLimitedManual
Driver importT/S, .wdr, Unibox, paste spec-sheetBuilt-in + importBuilt-inManual entryManual entryGreat built-in DBManual entryManual entry
Share designs by link
Box cut-listsPaid
Best forModern UX and cross-platformQuick modelling (if you have Windows)Everything in one toolHorns, tapped horns and TLQuick sanity checksDriver DB and cut-listsLearning the mathsProfessional acoustic analysis

Scroll horizontally to see all tools. Information is best-effort and may be outdated.

Is 00 Audio Simulator the right tool for you?

Honestly, it depends. Here's who tends to get the most out of it.

  • You're fine without transmission-line or horn modelling. WinISD already covers most of what you need – you just want it in a modern UI.
  • You want a clean interface that doesn't get in the way of designing.
  • You want to compare multiple enclosure graphs at the same time and customise what you see.
  • You have a Mac or tablet and don't want to mess around with Wine or VMs.
  • You want to simulate on the go from your phone.
  • You're bored of typing in T/S parameters manually – paste a spec-sheet or import a .wdr file.
  • You want to share your designs online with a link.
  • You're a sucker for light/dark mode.
  • You want to stop pulling your dusty Windows burner-laptop out of the drawer unless you absolutely have to.

If none of these ring true, one of the tools above is probably a better fit. And that's fine. Use what works.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about 00 Audio Simulator. Can't find what you're looking for? Get in touch.

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