Main cube progression

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I've been told that it's not good for a beginner to go head long into a amazing cube it would hurt the cuber in the long run. Me personally I started off with a store bought then after a bit I sanded it down and lubed it the I cut it up and made it a DIY with a cube4you core I then moved on to a ghost hand 2 then after a bit moved on to a f2 then a guhong and now a zhanchi which I can't stop raving about. What was your progression and do you think mine was a proper route to take?
 
I think that you're doing fine in terms of "main cube progression" though it is a matter of personal preference.

Mine went from (iirc)
storebought
Rubik's DIY
Old Type-A
Type Aii
Guhong
Lingyun
Old Type-A

and now I'm choosing between Lunhui, Linyun V2, Zhanchi. But until then I'm sticking to my type-a

I agree with you that when cubers start with the best cube available they won't fully appreciate the cube nor have the turning accuracy that makes fast cubers fast.
 
Rubik's Storebought
then
Lubix Zhanchi
then
DIY White GuHong

Probably shouldn't have bought such a fast first cube straight after a storebought... waay outta control
 
From 2mn to 1mn I used my 25 years old Rubik's Cube !
Then I switch for a "standard competition speedcube" bought at puzzle.co.uk (I didn't knew anything about "hardware" at that time ^^).
Then I switch for a Type CII at 45s.
Then a F2 at 35s.
A Guhong at 22s.
And know I'm at 16 seconds on average and I use a Zhanchi (just because I prefer the clicky feeling, the Guhong is still a great cube, BTW I removed the torpedos from the Zhanchi).
 
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