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The original was posted on /r/lifeprotips by /u/Ok-Block8145 on 2025-06-23 18:51:54+00:00.
We tend to think getting better equipment will automatically be better then old one with worst specs. It often is, but don’t forget you might got used to your current equipment through tons of usage, so it is normal for the new equipment to work worth for a short period of time.
This goes for everything, computer, instruments, mechanical tools, pencils.
Your performance curve will drop before it actually gets better with your new equipment, so don’t toss it away after using it once and feeling worst then your current equipment.
No im not trying to do marketing for more expensive stuff, but if you bought a high quality guitar with tons of great reviews, coming from a random noname one, but you don’t feel that improves your music, it’s A) you are out of your comfort zone and B) Still need to learn to use all the the quality features yet.