Hi, I'm new here and I'm looking to buy a real straight razor.

I had bought a Dovo Shavette a while back before I spend money on a pricey razor to find out that it wasn't for me. To no surprise, I liked it. Now I want to buy a real one. The problem is I'm on a tight budget. I have only $120 to spend on this at the moment. I already have the brush, shaving soap, and cup so I figured all I need is a razor and strop to start out.

There's two razor's I'm looking at. The first one is the Dovo 'Best Quality' 5/8" Half-Hollow Ground Round Point Razor (White, 44g) for $86 from TheSuperiorShave.com. I like this choice because its a Dovo (which are said to be great quality and seems to be highly recommended for beginners), fits my price range, and I heard razors sold there are shave ready. The downside is that while I can afford it, it is kinda pricey leaving me with not much money to help go toward other tools that I will need later on (like water stone hones).

The second one I'm looking at is what seems to me to be more of an economical choice. It is the ~Shave Ready~ Gold Dollar #300 Shaving Straight Razor 6/8" for $54.99 at Amazon.com. I like because its cheap and shave ready. While I like to get higher quality stuff I think in this situation it might be a good idea to go for something cheap so I can practice stropping, shaving, honing for a good while until I feel confident enough to buy a better quality razor.

So I'm looking at either going with a nice quality razor that may or may not ruin, as I am an amateur to this, or go with something cheaper for learning to later on buy something better later on. What do you guys think? What do you think I should do? I'd also wouldn't mind hearing about any other straight razors that I should look into. So, I guess that's it.

Thanks!