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How does the DC compare to a LP Standard SC?
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Tonekat
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single vs double cutaway
Hi, I have a 71 LP Custom, and a 98 LP DC Standard. The DC is much lighter due to the tone chambers within the body. The amount of sustain is very close to the amount I get from the Custom with it's totally solid body. Having only one tone and vol control make it a very easy guitar to use, esp since I usually only use one p/u at a time. Except for the noisy electronics in the DC, which I'm gradually upgrading, I'm pretty happy with the guitar.
Hi, I have a 71 LP Custom, and a 98 LP DC Standard. The DC is much lighter due to the tone chambers within the body. The amount of sustain is very close to the amount I get from the Custom with it's totally solid body. Having only one tone and vol control make it a very easy guitar to use, esp since I usually only use one p/u at a time. Except for the noisy electronics in the DC, which I'm gradually upgrading, I'm pretty happy with the guitar.