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No, as a legal entity, there is no difference. When you file your articles of organization with the state office, you simply specify number of owners and whether they're role will be managerial or not. If you're going to have more than one owner, it's best to have an operating agreement for legal reasons. Any business lawyer can do one very quickly for you.
A partnership is a different type of commercial entity, one which I would advise you to avoid, as it exposes partners to personal liability in the same way that a sole proprietorship (dba) does.
LLC's are a great way to organize for most small companies.
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llc partnership vs. llc sole proprietership?
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