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which is a better guitar Epiphone les paul custom or Schecter Vengeance custom?
im looking to buy a new guitar and i was wondering which guitar would be better the epiphone les paul custom or the schecter vengeance custom keep in mind i am a huge avenged sevenfold fan i but i need a guitar that will allow me to play both metal and pop punk which guitar would be better
if you love zacky then get the a7x sig. its all about what you like. dont let other ppl make the decision for you !!!!!! good luck!
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 Mint 1979 Ibanez PF200 Les Paul Custom Sunburst Flamed  US $699.00
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 PRS Custom 24 Paul Reed Smith 2008 Wide Thin Neck US $2,250.00
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 PAUL REED SMITH PRS CUSTOM 22 TEN TOP GUITAR MINT US $1,950.00
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 1980 Gibson Les Paul Artist Electric Guitar Custom GdHW US $1,899.99
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 Epiphone Zakk Wylde Les Paul Custom EMG 85 81 pickups US $875.00
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 Epiphone Les Paul Custom US $550.00
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 Epiphone custom Les paul standard Solid Body US $400.00
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 Washburn Paul Stanley Signature PS9200 USA Custom Shop US $1,800.00
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 2006 CR7 57 chambered Gibson Les Paul custom ordered US $3,200.00
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Paul McIndoe writes for a digital marketing agency. This article has been commissioned by a client of said agency. This article is not designed to promote, but should be considered professional content.