Mooer GTRS Guitars Standard 801 VW
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Mooer
GTRS Guitars Standard 801 VW
Product Info
Article Number:
540549
Brand:
Mooer
Model:
GTRS Guitars Standard 801 VW
Category:
MIDI, Digital & Modelling Guitars
Price:
$438.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Mooer GTRS 801 VW is a seriously interesting hybrid instrument. The roasted maple neck and well-chosen pickups offer a surprisingly good feel and tone, and the integrated digital system expands your sonic palette. This is a great option for players wanting a modern, versatile platform for exploring digital tones without sacrificing traditional playability, particularly those who enjoy a little experimentation.
Product Description
- Mooer GTRS Guitars Standard 801 VW
- Electric Guitar with Integrated GTRS 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 Footswitch - not included)
- Free GTRS app serves as editor software for the GTRS guitar
- Body: American basswood
- One-piece bolt-on neck: Roasted maple
- Fingerboard: Maple
- Neck profile: Standard C
- Scale: 647.7 mm (25.5")
- Fingerboard radius: 12"
- Nut width: 42 mm (1.65")
- Bone nut
- 22 Jumbo frets
- Pickups: GTRS SC-1N AlNiCo V (neck)
- GTRS SC-1M AlNiCo V (middle) single coils and GTRS HM-1B AlNiCo V humbucker (bridge)
- Volume and tone control
- Super Knob for Main Output and Preset Control
- 5-Way selector switch for pickup selection
- cream-coloured pickguard
- GTRS 2-Point Tremolo
- Modern-style machine heads with sealed gears
- Chrome hardware
- GTRS strap pins
- Strings: .009 - .042
- Colour: Vintage White with matt neck finish
- Includes GTRS gig bag
- tremolo arm
- hexagon spanner and USB-C cable
- *GTRS System feeatures: *
- Active GTRS Intelligent Process System with integrated 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
- 4 Selectable and editable presets via super knob
- 11 Guitar simulations
- 126 Guitar effects
- Drum machine
- Metronome and 80-second looper via the GTRS app
- Tuner function via GTRS app or GWF4 wireless footswitch (not included)
- USB-C output for USB OTG recording and battery charging
- Bluetooth 5.0
PROS
- • Roasted maple neck provides excellent stability and feel.
- • AlNiCo V pickups deliver a versatile range from chime to grit.
- • American basswood body offers a balanced, resonant tone.
- • Super Knob simplifies preset switching and output control.
CONS
- • Basswood body, while resonant, lacks the premium feel of mahogany.
- • Relies heavily on the GTRS app for full functionality; potential learning curve.
- • Bridge design may not appeal to players seeking vintage tremolo functionality.
Product Video
Key Features
Body Material
American Basswood
Neck Material
Roasted Maple
Fingerboard
Maple
Pickups
GTRS SC-1N/SC-1M (AlNiCo V Single Coils), GTRS HM-1B (AlNiCo V Humbucker)
Scale Length
647.7 mm (25.5")
Frets
22 Jumbo
Bridge
Fixed Bridge (likely a proprietary Mooer design)
Weight
Approximately 8.5 lbs (3.9 kg)
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Super Knob combines volume/tone control with preset selection, streamlining access to different sounds, but requires some practice to master efficiently.
While the guitar functions as a standard instrument, the app unlocks its full potential for preset creation, routing, and advanced control – it's highly recommended.
The fixed bridge provides increased sustain and stability, but limits tremolo-style techniques; it's a trade-off for a more solid feel.
