Why Go Handmade for Instruments?

[Tagl]

Hey everyone! I’ve seen a lot of musicians talking about going handmade for their instruments and gear. I get that it's high quality, but is it really that much better in day-to-day use? Curious if it's worth the price jump.

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[Zet45]

That’s a valid question. I used to wonder the same thing until I tried one of the custom flugelhorns https://kgumusic.com/collections/flu...ns-by-kgumusic from KGUmusic. The difference wasn’t just in sound—it was in how the instrument responded to me. Everything felt more intuitive, more connected. The balance, tuning, and even the physical comfort were noticeably better than mass-produced options. When you're playing regularly, those little upgrades start to matter a lot. It’s not just a luxury—it’s an investment in how much you enjoy playing and how far you can take your sound.