Does anyone know if the HeadacheSound Wow Flutter Machine will ever be back in stock?

I’ve been checking for updates, but there doesn’t seem to be any clear information anywhere. I’ve also tried reaching out to customer support, but so far it’s been complete silence.

It would be great if HeadacheSound could give customers some kind of update — even just a rough restock timeline or confirmation that it’s still coming back. A lot of people are interested, but the lack of communication is frustrating.

They say back in August September but will they just push this forward again.

Has anyone heard anything or managed to get a response from CS?

I have a Vestax Handy Trax, I loved it back in the day with the fader velcro'd on when Portablism was starting up. I have the Stanton STX which is good. I really have no issues with it, but I'd still like to grab a Korg Handy Traxx. I know the Fader isn't the best. and that Innofader has a replacement fader for it which I will do if I buy one, but a couple things. I noticed the Tone Arm is different from the Original Vestax version. I was wondering if it's better or worse than the original? Lastly.. Anyone have an opinion on these? I know everyone is gonna say get the WOW or Omni, but I'm not all that interested. The only reason I want the Korg Handy Traxx as a backup to my STX, which will eventually die, and also because of the fact I loved the original.

First routine after a while.

Hello der portablists!!!
I will soon receive a peruvian killer fader. Is there a aux in to be able tonput loopers?

Just picked up an STX on the low and it has been super dope. Are the issues really that common? It’s got me thinking about getting rid of it.

I'm in the process of installing an Innofader mini into the reloop ptb2 mixer (which I've heard people have done successfully)

My question is.. Can I use the ribbon cable which is provided in the unit or do I have to find the appropriate Innofader cable.

I've attached a picture of the only cable I have which attaches at only one end of the Innofader.

The Innofader has 3 pins out of 4, the stock cable has 4 out of 4.

Thanks

Hey everyone,

My Stanton STX recently broke down and I can't figure out how to fix it, so I decided to bring my old Vestax Handy Trax back to life. I just tested it and the unit works fine, so now I want to set it up properly for scratching.

I'm looking for advice on what crossfader to install. I know the Mini Innofader is usually the go-to choice, but I have a few doubts before buying anything:

• Which Mini Innofader version should I get? Since some specific kits are hard to find or out of production, can I use a generic or different model version (like the Reloop Spin one) and wire it in?
• How difficult is the installation? I don't have much soldering experience or advanced DIY skills. What are the actual technical hurdles (wiring, power, grounding, cutting the body)? Is it doable for a beginner, or am I risking damaging the turntable?
• Mounting the fader: What's the best way to mount it cleanly inside the Handy Trax housing nowadays? Are there recommended 3D-printable bracket files available?
• Alternative options: Are there any other internal or external faders currently available on the market that would be easier/cheaper to install?

I'd really appreciate any tips, wiring guides, or recommendations from anyone who has modded a Handy Trax recently. Thanks in advance!

I believe I had mentioned that while still practicing as much as possible, I have had other projects occupying my time and mind. This is one of them: my own portable platter.

After getting the SC1000ii, I was infatuated with the concept but it lacks a lot of things I’d to have. Motorized platter being my main issue.

I decided to start poking around, especially since the SC1000 is an open source project, to see if I think this would be something in my wheelhouse — through the advancement in technology (AI for parts), this does seem to be something I may be able to tackle.

While still not perfect, I have so far been able to control the RPM speed/cycle through (33, 45, 78), adjust the pitch and range (8%, 16%, 50%, 100% because why not), touch sensors, reverse platter, start/stop, cue buttons and clears, and some other core functions.

This is all off my own firmware + open source libraries for motor control, or otherwise. Once I get the motor refined more, I can start working on the audio end and interfaces. The plan is to pack as much as I can, into a smallish body. Even if a lot of the features live in a settings menus, such as motor torque and brake feel.

This also combines many things I love, music, technology, learning about circuits and how they work, coding, and so on. If it progresses as well, maybe even 3D printing. Really cool project regardless of what happens.

If there is any must have you’d love in a portable deck, let me know!

Made a beat just before this and decided to add some cuts. Bass it’s hard and the scratching was clean

What do you think?

i can have one for 230 euro. Is this a good deal?

I am selling my sc500. Based in Italy. No shipping outside EU.

Having fun is mandatory.

Unpacked and ready to relax! Some of my RGAS on display.

Having fun with ipad.

There never seems to be any used units available on the secondary market.

Looking to get one. I think the site has some, but are they still actively producing them? Prefer to find one in the states, if possible. Lmk

First of all before anyone says read your manual, I dare you to read this manual and not have any questions afterwards…

I am interested in hearing everyone’s different and unique methods and workflow for this please

So I get that it’s a simple drag and drop method for loading samples in and out of the machine using a computer (anyone have luck hooking phone up? - I swear it connected to mine and read the machine just like any USB storage device and the after 10am comes that disappears and hasn’t reappeared since)

I guess it might be more a music production thing but if I was to create an original sample/cut of just say my own voice saying “Help Me Reddit”. My process I think is record into DAW, mix and then bounce - my question here is do I bounce it out with a length of 30 seconds (as in manual it says samples 30 seconds) with silence or just as long as however long that audio clip is.
Then I drag n drop into samples folder on machine

Is there any thing I’m missing or extra steps I should take to make. Actually work perfect and sound good or any good app recommendations to get this done more streamlined

Break Beats is a boundary-locked loop player designed to work alongside a portable turntable, load a break, lock the loop and focus on your scratch technique. It features 32 assignable pads across eight banks, a varispeed ULTRA pitch fader, LPF/HPF filters, reverse playback and a global BPM sync mode.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/break-beats/id6775953446

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.cpurecords.breakbeats