Mooer GTRS Guitars Standard 900 W PW
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Mooer
GTRS Guitars Standard 900 W PW
Product Info
Article Number:
562129
Brand:
Mooer
Model:
GTRS Guitars Standard 900 W PW
Category:
MIDI, Digital & Modelling Guitars
Price:
$746.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Mooer GTRS Standard 900 W PW is a seriously interesting hybrid instrument. It blends the feel and aesthetics of a classic, comfortable guitar with a ton of digital modeling and MIDI control via the GTRS system. This is ideal for the modern guitarist who wants a versatile platform for experimentation and sound design without lugging around a full pedalboard.
Product Description
- Mooer GTRS Guitars Standard 900 W PW
- Electric Guitar with Integrated GTRS System and Wireless Transmitter
- Combines a classic electric guitar with modern possibilities for digital sound design
- tone modeling
- 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
- Neck finish: Natural matt
- Matching Headstock
- Fingerboard: Rosewood
- Neck Profile: Standard C
- Scale: 647.7 mm (25.5")
- Fingerboard Radius: 12"
- Nut Width: 41.275mm (1.625")
- Bone nut
- 21 Nickel silver 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 controls
- Super Knob for Main Output and Preset Control
- 5-Way selector switch for pickup selection
- Integrated GTRS UHF wireless transmitter
- Black brushed metal pickguard
- GTRS 2 point tremolo
- Modern-style machine heads with closed gear
- Gold-coloured hardware
- GTRS strap pins
- Strings: .009 - .042
- Colour: Pearl White
- Includes GTRS UHF wireless receiver
- GTRS gig bag
- tremolo arm
- hex key and USB-C cable
*GTRS system features:*
- Active GTRS Intelligent Process System with integrated GLB-P1 Li-Ion battery for up to 12 hours of battery life per charge - 9 hours when using the wireless system
- 6.3mm jack 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
- • American basswood body offers a balanced, resonant tone.
- • Roasted maple neck provides stability and a smooth playing feel.
- • Versatile pickup configuration handles clean tones to high-gain rock.
- • Integrated GTRS system unlocks extensive digital sound design possibilities.
CONS
- • Wireless footswitch is a separate purchase, adding to the overall cost.
- • Rosewood fretboard may require more frequent oiling for optimal playability.
- • American basswood can be a bit on the heavier side for some players.
Product Video
Key Features
Body Material
American Basswood
Neck Material
Roasted Maple
Fingerboard
Rosewood
Pickups
GTRS SC-1N/SC-1M (AlNiCo V) & HM-1B (AlNiCo V)
Scale Length
647.7 mm (25.5")
Frets
21 Nickel Silver Jumbo
Bridge
Fixed Bridge (likely proprietary Mooer design)
Weight
Approximately 8.5 lbs (estimated)
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Frequently Asked Questions
The system is designed to be seamless; the controls are intuitive and the app allows for deep customization without interrupting your playing flow.
No, '900 W' likely refers to the processing power of the integrated digital system and isn't related to amplifier wattage.
While technically possible, the GTRS system's integration might present challenges when replacing pickups, requiring careful consideration of wiring and compatibility.
