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Epiphone Dc Pro
Total Guitar
|September 2019
This reimagined cult double-cut promises heaps of tone on tap.
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We had all but forgotten about the Del Rey until Epiphone rocked up at NAMM 2019 and debuted the DC Pro in all its flame maple-veneered splendour. The DC Pro, says Epiphone, is a “modern take on the classic” Del Rey; and while classic is pushing it – if anything the Del Rey is/was a cult favourite, with a strong emphasis on cult – there is no arguing with the statement that, yes, this truly is a modern take on a time-honoured Gibson guitar design. And this is a seriously cool guitar that keeps some of its most newsworthy and distinguishing features hidden below the surface.
This story is from the September 2019 edition of Total Guitar.
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