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Gibson Les Paul DC Lite

Gibson Les Paul DC Standard Lite
Manufacturer	Gibson
Used	2000-??-?? — 09-11-2001
Body type	Solid (double cutaway)
Neck joint	Set
Body covering	Plain maple top
Wood	Body: Mahogany (semi hollow) Neck: Mahogany (1959 asymmetrical slim taper profile) Fretboard: Rosewood
Bridge	Tune-O-Matic
Electronics	One volume, one tone, three-way toggle pickup selector
Pickup(s)	Neck: Gibson 492R humbucker Bridge: Gibson 57T humbucker Roland GK2 MIDI pickup
Special circuits	Roland GK2 MIDI pickup internal kit

Matt on the Gibson Les Paul DC Lite: This is a Gibson Les Paul (Slimline Double Cutaway). Matt's DC Lite features stock gold hardware and pickups, and a Roland GK-2a system installed. The body and the neck are made out of mahogany and include plain maple top (for the body), while the fretboard is made out of rosewood. Like almost all Matt's guitars used between 1999 and 2001, it features tape around the edge of the body. Apparently, the object taped below the bridge is "a piece of bass fretboard".^[1]

It also appears that Matt had a Les Paul DC Pro, with the exact same specs as the Gibson Les Paul DC Lite (apart from this guitar having chrome hardware, a black paint job and no Roland GK2 MIDI pickup). This guitar also had black tape around the edge of it aswell as on the body. A video of the guitar can be found here.