Most of the time, you can just read what the card says and trust that that is, indeed, what it does
That's good on its own, but on top of that, enchanted or equipped creatures make Junk tokens on the attack
This item is expected to arrive Friday, August 2nd
As a recent release, LP copies of this card are typically the worst available condition and sell for about $80, while NM copies sell in a massive range depending on whether they look to be in perfect condition for grading
If you then play the next tones then they are experienced in context with the first tone (that you no longer are hearing directly) but is the first tone still part of the present or is it now part of the past
In this case, it seems that WotC thinks that these mechanics are RELATIVELY similar in value when placed on a creature, which again makes a lot of sense