Korg Handytraxx Play: Portable Scratching Turntable Review
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Korgs Handytraxx Play: A Portable Scratching Turntable for Tight Spaces
The Handytraxx Play, priced at $500, is Korgs latest portable scratching turntable, perfect for small spaces like NYC apartments. It folds up slim, has built-in speakers and effects, and a reversible control panel for left or right-handed use. The all-in-one design includes a DJ filter, dub delay, and looper for capturing breaks on the fly. However, it has issues with finicky latches and a slipmat that can slip out.
As a novice reviewer, the user appreciates how it simplifies learning scratches over a full turntable setup, especially with seven-inch records for better control. However, the loopers workflow was confusing, arming on release instead of press, leading to off-timing loops.
While cheaper alternatives like the Reloop Spin ($350) or Stanton STX ($250) are better for beginners, the Handytraxx Play is ideal for those past the basics wanting pro vibes without the bulk. Despite its quirks, its a great option for casual scratching in cramped quarters, but consider testing cheaper options first before spending $500.
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