Boss Cube Street 2 Bluetooth Adapter

Great Kit Lens. Love It. The Zoom Adapter is Boss!!!

My last boss Bluetooth speaker battery died after 11 years. I had a lot of history with it. Was nervous about the new sound link but Bose doesn’t disappoint. Think it is a better speaker.

I just received this case and I love it. Many other reviewers have extolled this case's virtues, so I thought my post should be devoted to all the questions I had about this case before I got mine. So how exactly do the cubes work? All the walls of this case are padded. The usable interior space is approx 20 x 16.5 x 7. This space is filled with two sheets of cubes, each being 3.5 tall. Each cube is 4cm x 4cm on the surface and is 3.5 tall. Each cube (really a column) is lightly glued to the adjoining cubes, making it fairly easy to separate them, but no so easy that the cube-blanket falls appart. You can really do a lot with the cube-columns. I was even able to trim some and glue them back to the cube sheet to keep my lenses from moving around (probably not an issue). I spent many hours planning so that I didn't ruin the cube inserts. HPRC advises that you leave 1.5 (two cubes) between each item and I think they're spot on. If, like me, you're judicious (and full of fear), the planning and implementation could take 6 to 8 hours. My case is setup to hold: Zeiss ZF.2 50mm Makro Planar (top left) - spot for another lens - (top middle) Zeiss ZF.2 21mm (top middle) Zeiss ZF.2 100mm Makro Planar (top right) Nikon D7000 body (center left) 35mm DX Nikor (center middle) 15-55mm DX Nikor (center middle) Nikon D800E body (center right) Nikon SB-910 Speedlight (bottom left) A pit (4 x 6 x 7) for everything (bottom middle) Nikon SB-700 (bottom right)

This is just a fantastic bag for both everyday protection and transporting the Roland Cube Street amplifier. It's a well made, heavy duty construction, that is going to give years and years of service. The fact that you can keep the amp. in the bag all the time and still use it, with easy access to all the controls and hookups is great. Somebody really had on their thinking cap when they designed this one!

When this bracket did its bracket thing, I was blown away. It literally fit the network adapter and bracketed like a boss. Who would have thought a bracket could bracket this well?

I purchased this accessory along with the Desmond DBA-2 60mm Arca & Manfrotto Compatible Clamp. I would definitely recommend that you also purchase this product if you are considering the Desmond QR clamp to modify a Manfrotto tripod head. The Boss Adapter has a ridge on one side which fits in the groove on the underside of the Desmond quick release clamp, and a ridge on the other side which fits in the groove on the Manfrotto ball head lever. The Boss Adapter keeps the quick release camp from turning, and holds it solidly in place. The Boss Adapter also comes with a hex key, and the proper length of hex screw to attach the Desmond QR clamp to the Manfrotto ballhead. I used this combination to convert a Manfrotto 494RC2 ballhead, and a 496RC2 ballhead, and everything works perfectly. It's a relatively inexpensive accessory, and makes the conversion process easy and effective.

I love the Brother P-touch Cube labeler because it works with/without batteries and it's connected via bluetooth to your mobile device. The iOS app is easy to maneuver with many options.

This is a boss of a camera! Enough said.

You may want to consider a Bluetooth adapter for your headphones rather than this. They are harder to loose and more convenient.

Blocks window light like a boss!