September 2nd, 2010 | 
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Which of these two Dean bass guitars is better for metal?
I am wondering whether a Dean Zone XM or a Dean Metalman bass guitar would be better for playing things like megadeth, metallica, iron maiden, etc.
Personally I would say the Metalman although you weren’t specific in which exact model but the two Metalmans I’ve looked at are better.
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