htkaki, you should find a way to bypass ketam. Just check around with some transporter who can find jalan to maybe pay a bit to bypass. Anyway, wait for your pricing. If very sui, then get from you. If not, need to ask my brother in singapore to get a unit and bring in through car.

I got a setup problem need expert advice here?

I did my calibration with the SPL meter base on the instruction on the setup manual provided by SVS.  I set all my speakers to 75db with my AVR main volume at 0 with the pink noise from my Denon AVR3805. Then I set the PC12-Plus to 80db with the AVR sub volume to 25% and the volume knob on the SVS at roughly 9 O clock position.  With this setting I play some music and movies and the bass is just too soft.  I have to turn the volume knob on the PC12-Plus to 12 O clock position to get good bass.  At this volume level, my SPL meter reading for my sub is at 95 to 100db.

Did I do something wrong here.  Why is my bass so weak when its calibrated to the same level as the other speakers?

I think you all might have an issue which is not because of your sub. Previously I'm having an issue as mention need to turn up the volume very high to feel the bass and kick from the system. In actual fact it's nothing wrong with sub not outputting enough bass. The problem is you lack of dynamic mid-bass (100hz to 300hz) to blend into your sub which is why you feel there is a gap in the system. My DD-12 is very dynamic and all the while the Onkyo 805 can't produce the dynamic sound to push my speaker to follow the sub. A dedicated power amp might help you to improve the integration of sub and your main speakers and improve your mid-bass punch.

got kaki said spore SGD750 nie for SVS wor

murah hor

Probably a used unit / old model. The cheapest SVS sub in Singapore is PB/PC-12NSD at SGD1,099.

still see the dip... can it be the fault of the subwoofer itself??

  Yes, I knew that AS-EQ1 could help tremendously but it is selling like hot cakes. Have to wait for next shipment. ETA mid Sept if there is a unit to spare  If not another 1 mth wait. No need to crack my head doing this and that. Plug it int, fiddle with the mic and knobs. Voila...... 

btw, how's your progress?  Really need a lot of time to do it which is 'luxury' to most of us.

Correct me if I am wrong. Even with Denon and Onkyo's current models (high-end models exempted ), it could not eliminate 'peaks' and 'valleys' effectively . Still room treatment is needed. Any Denon / Onkyo owners care to share their sub FR graph? 

Just run the Audyssey MultEQ XT only for the sub without any other tools?
No more room treatment needed?
Can teach me how to do that?
Coz really confused on what u guys were talking about

Looks nice. If you get an eq and tune down few dbs from 32 to 64hz then that would be much smoother. Looks like this sub is a good buy.

audisi multiEQ XT memang sedap ..love to see those sifus here tame down the peak n drop
u guys really hardworking to prepare the data plot

Looks like getting SVS sub is not the end of story and be happy. A lot of tuning needed. Might come into extra cost if room treatment is needed

Anyway I believed the end result will be rewarding.

i think he's talking about sub volume and not sub level

Yes, I normally do up the level slightly for music for more bass.  One downside of the SVS is that it doesn't have a remote control.  That would be really nice.

You are the first one to mention increasing volume for music. Normally I will down the bass for music for better integration with the main. For movie, you want maximum kick from the system.

Here's the rough quote :

1. PC-12NSD & PB-12NSD : RM3,815

2. SB-12Plus : RM4,533

3. PC-12Plus : RM5,774

4. PB-12Plus : RM6,661

5. PB-13Ultra : RM8,890.

6. PC-13Ultra : RM8,009

7. AS-EQ1 : RM4,355
*Delivery with installation. Will provide basic sound calibration too by using SPL meter.

hmmm...the Sb-12 Plus is the square sealed box??? 

Bro, why    ? More poison to 'swallow' is it? But, you have yours already. So, my poison probably not going to work on you.