GTRS W900 Wing Series
After MOOER started shaking up the guitar market with the GTRS Guitar in 2021, things are about to get more interesting with the latest headless, fanned-fret model guitars aimed at modern guitarists or those who need something a bit more compact.
The W800/900 Series guitars are built exclusively in the GTRS Guitar Workshop which specializes in the design and assembly of high-end GTRS models, displaying the craftsmanship of MOOER’s luthiers.
Cable-free Playing Experience
The W, or Wing, 800 and 900 models both feature a compact, alder body with modern curves with a weight reduced to 2.5 kg (5.5 Ibs.).
The key differences between W900 and other models in the series comes with the W Series’ unique, built-in UHF wireless transmitter designed to function with a GWU4 receiver and subsequently allowing for a cable-free playing experience, with fewer devices to manage and a functional range of up to 15 meters.
This system also pairs well with the GTRS PTNR amplifier with the GWU4 receiver comes with the W900 series, which can act as a rich, compact monitor due to all effects processing being handled by the GTRS effects module built-in to the guitar itself.
Intelligent Process System
The W800/900 guitars also include an extended 24 fanned-fret fingerboard, a speedy roasted flame maple C-shaped maple neck, Indian rosewood fingerboard, three-way pickup selector switch (can double as a guitar sim switch), and the GTRS intelligent process system (W800 G100、W900 G150) which boasts an increased battery life of 10 hours (W800), 12 hours (W900, 9 hours with wireless engaged).
Both guitars also feature the proprietary GTRS HL-l bridge system to keep everything nice and in tune and a brushed metal pick guard for an ultra-premium and durable feel.
SPECIFICATIONS
| Neck | |
|---|---|
| Neck: | 5P Selected Roasted Flame Maple/Rosewood |
| Construction: | Bolt-on |
| Neck Finish: | Satin Natural |
| Nut: | 42mm bone nut + zero frets |
| Profile: | Standard C |
| Fingerboard: | Rosewood |
| Radius: | 12'' |
| Frets: | 24 frets of high oxidation-resistant white copper (0 fret stainless steel); fanned frets |
| Scale: | 25-1/2'' |
| Truss Rod: | Dual Action |
| Product Material: | white shell |
| Body | |
| Body: | American Alder |
| Body Finish: | Color-changing paint |
| Colors: | Aurora Purple Aurora Green Aurora Pink |
| Strap Pin: | Black |
| Bridge: | GTRS HL-I |
| Pickup: | GTRS HM-2N/HM-2B Alnico V Humbucker Pickups |
| Processor: | GTRS Intelligent Process System |
| Control: | Vol x1 Tone x1 Super-Knob (Main output/Preset control) Support GWF4 wireless footswitch (Sold Separately) 3-position pickup switch |
| Effects: | Guitar Sim x11 Guitar Effects x128 Drum x40 Metronome x10 80 seconds looper |
| Bluetooth: | 5.0 |
| APP: | iOS /Android Support cloud sharing |
| Power: | GLB-P1 Li-ion Battery 4000mA |
| Expected Battery Life: | 12 hours / 9 hours (wireless transmitter on) |
| USB-C: | Support recording, charging battery Notes: Please use USB-C to USB-A cable to charge. |
| Strings: | 09-42 |
| Accessories: | GTRS deluxe gig bag x1 Wireless Receiver X1 Wrenches x3 USB3.0 AM to Type C cable x1 Manual x1 |
| Built-in wireless transmitter: | 4-channel UHF |
| Transmission distance: | 15 meters |
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.
