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Thanks Christophe for your advice. The mic-position for rythm guitar you sugessted is interesting, I never recorded rythm so far but I will try out.
With the Lewitt I recorded flat. I also recorded with a DPA 4099 and a DPA 4060 (Clement Reboul uses a 4060) but same result, thin and aggressive.
Finally I solved the problem with a USB mic (Shure MV88+). Other than that, the set up is the same. The Shure provides an aooustic guitar preset, which can be loaded directly to the mic (light compresser, Limiter, Stereo Field, High pass, EQ). The settings are dumb-proof and I just added a little bit reverb in Cubasis and now I am quite happy at least for my taste and it is enough for a hobby home recording.