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Mod an Epiphone or Buy a Gibson Les Paul for Metal?

Mod an Epiphone or buy a Gibson Les Paul Studio for metal? Let’s put them head-to-head and find out which gives you the best tone, feel, and value. In this video, I compare my upgraded Epiphone Les Paul Custom (loaded with Seymour Duncan Nazgûl & Sentient pickups) to my 2007 Gibson Les Paul Studio. I break down the pros, cons, and real-world sound differences; plus whether it makes more sense to spend less and mod over time, or go straight for a Gibson. Epiphone Highlights: Many budget models already have premium features like Grover tuners, CTS pots and/or push/pull electronics. Models like the Epiphone Les Paul Classic or Traditional could give you these upgrades at a lower price. Gibson Highlights: Modern Studios come with PCBs instead of hand-wired pots, which can make pickup swaps trickier unless you stick with Gibson’s ecosystem. (Personally, I’m a Seymour Duncan fan.) [ TIMESTAMPS ] 0:00 - Intro 1:01 - Epiphone Les Paul Custom 3:17 - Gibson Les Paul Studio 4:31 - Gibson Sound Test 6:17 - Epiphone Sound Test 7:47 - Head To Head In Mix 8:46 - Panned Left & Right 8:56 - Isolated Gibson 9:06 - Isolated Epiphone 9:16 - My Thoughts [ GEAR FEATURED ] Modelers: Line6 HX Stomp / Helix Native Guitars: Modded Epiphone Les Paul Custom (Seymour Duncan Nazgûl & Sentient) Gibson Les Paul Studio (Stock - 2007 Model) #EpiphoneLesPaul #EpiphoneLesPaulCustom #guitarmods #seymourduncan #gibsonlespaul #lespaulstudio