Mooer GTRS Guitar Profess. 801 OW
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Mooer
GTRS Guitar Profess. 801 OW
Product Info
Article Number:
578212
Brand:
Mooer
Model:
GTRS Guitar Profess. 801 OW
Category:
MIDI, Digital & Modelling Guitars
Price:
$911.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Mooer GTRS Profess. 801 OW is a seriously interesting hybrid – a well-built, traditionally styled guitar with a ton of digital flexibility baked in. It’s perfect for the modern player who wants a familiar feel and reliable performance but also craves a wide palette of tones without needing a separate pedalboard. The integrated processing system is a real game changer for gigging musicians.
Product Description
- Mooer GTRS Guitar Profess. 801 OW
- Electric Guitar with Built-In GTRS Intelligent Processor System
- Combines a classic electric guitar with modern possibilities for digital sound design
- tone modelling
- selectable presets
- various output options and wireless control (via GWF4 wireless foot switch)
- Free GTRS App serves as editor software for the GTRS guitar
- Body: American alder
- Bolt-on neck: Roasted flamed maple
- Fingerboard: Roasted flamed maple
- Fingerboard radius: 12"
- Scale: 647.7 mm (25.5")
- Nut width: 42 mm (1.65")
- Neck profile: Standard C
- 22 stainless steel medium frets
- Pickups: GTRS SCN-1N hum-free pickup (neck)
- GTRS SCN-1M hum-free pickup (middle)
- GTRS HM-1B Alnico V humbucker (bridge)
- Volume and tone controls
- Super knob for main output and preset control
- Five-way selector switch for pickup selection
- Cream-coloured pickguard
- Wilkinson VS 50 II tremolo bridge
- GTRS locking machine heads: 18:1 gear ratio
- GTRS strap pins
- Chrome hardware
- Factory strings: .009 - .046
- Colour: Olympic White
- Includes GTRS gig bag
- tremolo arm
- Allen key and USB-C cable
- *Features GTRS System: *
- Active GTRS Intelligent Process System with internal GLB-P1 Li-Ion battery for up to 10 hours of battery life per charge - 15 hours standby time.
- 6.3 mm jack socket can be used with headphones for silent practice
- Direct USB OTG recording via smartphone or tablet
- Four selectable and editable presets via Super Knob
- 11 guitar simulations
- 126 guitar effects
- Drum machine
- Metronome and 80-second looper via GTRS app
- Tuner function via GTRS App or GWF4 wireless foot switch (not included)
- USB-C output for USB OTG recording and battery charging
- Bluetooth 5.0
PROS
- • American alder body provides a balanced, resonant foundation.
- • Roasted maple neck and fretboard offer stability and smooth playability.
- • SCN pickups deliver authentic single-coil tones with reduced hum.
- • Integrated GTRS processor unlocks a vast range of amp and effects modeling.
CONS
- • Bolt-on neck construction may lack the sustain of a set-neck design.
- • Super knob's multifunctionality could prove slightly unintuitive initially.
- • Wireless foot switch (GWF4) is an added expense if not already owned.
Product Video
Key Features
Body Material
American Alder
Neck Material
Roasted Flamed Maple
Fingerboard
Roasted Flamed Maple
Pickups
GTRS SCN-1N (Neck), GTRS SCN-1M (Middle), GTRS HM-1B (Bridge)
Scale Length
647.7 mm (25.5")
Frets
22 Stainless Steel Medium
Bridge
Fixed (likely a proprietary Mooer design - typical of this style)
Weight
Approximately 8.5 lbs (3.9 kg) - based on alder body and hardware
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Frequently Asked Questions
Mooer has worked to minimize latency, but it's inherent in any digital processing; expect a slight, but generally unnoticeable, delay compared to analog.
The 'Super Knob' allows for basic preset switching and volume adjustments, but the app provides far more granular control over the processor's parameters.
The hum-free SCN pickups and Mooer's noise reduction algorithms help, but proper grounding and shielding are still vital for a clean signal in noisy environments.
