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Location: California | Not sure difference in models except ds768 not available new. Neat feature about Korean longneck is cross brace AND 4 small laminated strengtheners under bridge are not there! This adds to already rich resonance/sounding board and sustain. Can the same be said of the ds778 or ds768? Thanks keysongs@msn.com |
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April 2004
Posts: 13303
Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | USA made is always a better built and sounding instruments although the Korean models are nice for the money.
I have a DS768 available. Look at the pics in my gallery. |
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July 2002
Posts: 1900
| The DS768 was a deep-bowl. The DS778 is a mid-bowl. I have never played the korean longneck (DCS247S), but I have played the DS768 and it ROARS like a lion with deep sustain and presence...serious instrument. Tune it down and it's excellant for rhythm, or tune it up, capo it and it's fingerpicking good, as they say..
Steve |
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March 2002
Posts: 389
Location: RI. That small State out East | I found a DS768 with the Optima, XLR, Deep not the Mid of the DS778.
This one does have guts.
I might be vulnerable.
Woz |
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I want used DS778 (or 768).