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    Re: Tonal differences between a LP and a DC LP?

    If you want to get as close as possible to the Standard LP sound, you should look for the DC Pro, which has a 22 fret neck. Most of the other DC models with the carved tops are 24 fret.
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      Re: Tonal differences between a LP and a DC LP?

      Originally posted by drpietrzak View Post
      The Gibson DC is not really the flat top if it is the one I am thinking of anyway.
      There's at least two DC's: the Special and the archtop. The Special is a big plain slab of mahogany with P-90's; the other has a nice flame top and HB's.
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