Soundmatters foxL UKpro Waterproof Mini Travel Trunk (TT10)

The picture for this CLEARLY shows the AC adapter laying on it's side in the case and the speaker unit poised on top of it giving the indication that they will both fit in the case. However, no matter how I try arranging things I can not get them both to fit. NOT EVEN CLOSE. This box is SMALL! Quality-wise it seems fine but it definitely does NOT have room for the AC adapter, USB cord, 3.5mm cord and FOXL unit. After shelling out $200 for the FOXL unit, worth every penny I might add, I was expecting a top-notch, custom-fitted case for $30. To be honest, I am angry that this is advertised as being able to fit the unit, all the accessories and "whatever else" you might want to throw in it. Unless this was developed in an alternate universe where the laws of physics don't apply, it's just plain FALSE ADVERTISING. Shame on the FOXL people for allowing this product to taint their otherwise good name by associating with it. I will probably be returning this unless someone will come forward and tell me how to fit this jigsaw puzzle together.UPDATE 1/25/12:I am bumping up the rating from one star to three stars based upon email correspondence from Jim at Soundmatters. After explaining my problems with this product he sent me several step-by-step photos showing how he was able to get everything to fit. I suggested he post photos to the Amazon site so other people do not have the same issues I did. If the inner dimensions of this unit were only a quarter inch larger all around I would give it five stars since I have no doubt it is waterproof and fairly shock-resistant and seems to be a quality build.

Soundmatters solidly built Mini Travel Trunk UK PRO TT10 (for FoxLv2 Speakers)The UK PRO TT10 Mini Travel Trunk for the FoxLv2 is a beautifully designed rugged mini trunk. My Soundmatters speaker (as well as the other FoxLv2 speaker models) fits well in this sturdy built trunk. The mini trunk is impeccably designed with forward thinking and intentional rugged design. Read on-line about this stellar mini trunk (also see Jesse B Anderson’s YouTube on this product). Though a great design, I must caution you about closing the lid and opening the lid.The mini trunk appears easy to use, but it would have been very helpful if a diagram in the user guide explained how to firmly close and open the lid. This mini trunk has an added pressure release valve to easily open in the case of extreme temperature or altitude changes. Ok, great forward-thinking; easier said-than-done. My first open try was easy. However, after I thoughtfully placed items in the mini trunk and closed the lid…then I attempted to open the trunk and I was met with such a resistance. I was leery to apply to much firm force to open it. So several tries later I finally web-searched “how-to-open-mini-trunk and succeeded”. Even though I understand why the firm pull to open; I am cautious not to apply more force than needed. This purposeful resistance is due to the air and water tight design; that requires a firm push to close the lid and a firm pull to open the lid.Along with most of its accessories (you just have to patiently place items according to flexibility) I was able to fit the following items in this order:Bottom to Top Placement: a. Power/Support - AC cable folded (longest cable) b. Adapter for wall outlet and slid off the 3 prong for easier storage c. Power/Support - USB input connect speaker to computer (laptop) d. Non-skid pad (used to keep speaker from moving when playing loud volume) e. Wrist-strap I already put-onto speaker and neatly tuck-in the straps alongside speaker f. Speaker sits on top of the non-skid pad with all the other accessories below the non-skid padIt is a tight fit but I did this to test the trunks interior for capacity and snug fit (without damaging contents) to close the lid without having to force it shut. Realistically I would only store the essential power/support and other accessories needed for on-the-go to my destination. This lessens the tight-fit. The mini trunk is an additional cost, but for me a worthy investment for its sturdiness to protect and store my speaker; or use it to store all the speakers accessories. Or use any configuration for on-the-go or to store accessories.In conclusion, Soundmatters represents its product well in looks and operability. For me, I knew I bought into an additional expense; but I wanted the right container design should I need to protect and store my speaker and I found it in this purposeful design. I give this Soundmatters Mini Travel Trunk UK PRO TT10 (for FoxLv2 Speakers) five stars for good looks, light-weight, solid build, and operability.

No matter how many variations I try, I am unable to fit both the audio cable and the power cable with the speaker box and power plug. However, it appears to be well made, of strong material, so should provide excellent protection for the speaker.

I got the tt10 and am happy with it. there seems to be some controversy over what will fit in the case. hopefully this will clear some of that up.I am able to fit the foxL platinum edition, the supplied audio wire, us power adapter, and the thin mat in the case together. they are snug but not jammed in so tight that I'm worried the speaker will be damaged.this is how:1. put the speaker in first. grill facing up. push it to one side, so there's a slight gap on the other side.2. place the thin mat on top of the speaker.3. wind up the power cord around three fingers. secure it using the velcro strap provided with the audio cable.4. stuff the cable in the gap at the side of the speaker. place the adapter centered on top of the speaker, facing up but with the metal prongs removed.5. place the prongs next to the adapter, pointing up.6. wind the audio cable around the inside perimeter of the case, going around the adapter. pin it to the walls of the case with your fingers as you go.7. close the case.as I said, I have the platinum edition of the speaker, and the us power adapter. the product details page says the platinum edition foxL is the same size as the regular one, so that shouldn't matter. I don't know if one of the other power adapters will fit. to include the usb cable, one of the other cables would have to be removed.