The Fullertone DC’62 and Offset’62 share the same basic design philosophy, roasted black limba bodies, roasted maple necks and Eastman’s two-bolt long-tenon neck system. Body shape, fingerboard choice, pickups and tremolo hardware separate them.
DC’62 vs Offset’62
| Specification | DC’62 | Offset’62 |
|---|---|---|
| Body style | Double cut | Offset |
| Body | Roasted black limba | Roasted black limba |
| Neck | Roasted maple | Roasted maple |
| Fingerboard | Rosewood | Rosewood |
| Scale | 25.5 inches | 25.5 inches |
| Neck joint | Fullertone two-bolt long tenon | Fullertone two-bolt long tenon |
| Pickups | Tonerider noiseless single coils | Twin Tonerider soapbar humbuckers with goldfoil covers |
| Tremolo | Floating tremolo with brass sustaining block | Göldo DG tremolo |
| Case | Padded gig bag | Padded gig bag |
| Project Music price reference | £699 on current selected-finish listings | £789 Dakota Red / £899 Gold |
The practical choice
The DC’62 is the more familiar three-single-coil route. The Offset’62 changes both the body ergonomics and the electronics, using two soapbar-sized humbuckers with goldfoil covers. They share the Fullertone neck system but are not simply cosmetic variations of one guitar.
Full model pages: Fullertone DC’62 and Fullertone Offset’62.
Prices are current Project Music references checked September 2026 and can vary by finish and stock status.