Yes.
I have an ‘08 Goldtop DGT, and love it. They are great workhorses, feel good even after playing for hours and, even with the stock .011 strings, is comfortable. Grissom did a great job specing it out.
I also have a 509 and a SC-245, and they have their own voices. The DGT sounds more like a late 50s Les Paul than the SC-245, probably because it’s based on the McCarty, and has a great tremolo, and is more ballsy than the 509 with different tapped coil sounds.
The only odd thing is the bridge pickup is wired to the front volume control, because Grissom usually uses the bridge pickup, but it doesn’t take long to get used to it, and it’s an easy swap to change if you insist.
I recommend sticking with the heavier strings because they fatten it, if you like Grissom’s sound and style. And go see him live if you ever get a chance.
Usually go for? That looks like a 10-top which bumps the price but it has the moon inlays which cost less. Check Reverb for the low and high prices.