GTRS x Mooer GWF4
Control mode 1
Change preset bank : Pressing foot switches A and B or C and D at the same time switches preset banks. When you switch preset banks, the back number will flash, and you can select a preset within the bank by pressing the footswitch.
Change Preset: Press the footswitch to change the preset within the current bank. The LED for each footswitch indicates the current preset, and the LED display shows the current preset name.
Control mode 2
Press foot switch A to switch from preset 9D to 0A, and press foot switch B to switch from preset 0A to 9D. The LED display will show the currently selected preset and the footswitch LED will turn off.
CTRL: Footswitches C and D become CTRL functions. In this mode, the footswitch LED will display the effect status. When assigned a TAP control, the footswitch LED will flash once the footswitch is pressed.
Tuner
Long press the control knob on the GTRS guitar or press the switch assigned to the tuner in GWF4 to start the tuner. In tuner mode, all footswitch LEDs are turned off and the current pitch is displayed on the LED display. The pitch is displayed on the left side of the display. When the right display is clockwise, it means the current pitch is sharp, and counterclockwise means it is flat. When the display on the right side of the display stops rotating, you have tuned to the correct pitch.
SPECIFICATIONS
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About GTRS:
In April 2020, MOOER released the MNRS Engine Version 2.0 (MOOER Non-linear Response Sample). In the meantime, we started collaborating with experienced instrument designer Kenji Wong in developing the GTRS line as MOOER’s first fully-integrated electric guitar effects system.
With GTRS, it is our mission to bring the latest audio technology to musicians while honoring the long guitar tradition, a product that will inherit the beauty of traditional guitars and utilize the convenience of modern technology. We believe that with the GTRS series, passionate musicians can play more often at home or on the road without sacrificing their sound.
After years of research and development, the first prototype was made available to professional guitarists around the world. With their feedback, we’ve continued to update and make changes to the GTRS guitar until finally releasing the first 800 Series model.
