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The Mooer GTRS-W800PW Pearl White is a versatile electric guitar, ideal for musicians looking for a complete instrument for stage, studio, or rehearsal. Its American alder body and roasted flamed maple neck offer excellent resonance and comfortable playability thanks to its satin C-profile. Equipped with two humbucker pickups, it offers a wide range of sounds suitable for various styles. Its integrated processor with 126 effects, 40 drum machines, and an 80-second looper facilitates creation and experimentation, especially in a home studio or for music lessons. Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity and the mobile app complete its modern and portable use.
| Model | GTRS-W800PW Pearl White |
|---|---|
| Body | American alder |
| Neck | Roasted flamed maple, satin, C-profile |
| Fingerboard | Rosewood, 12" radius |
| Nut | 42 mm |
| Frets | 24 fan frets |
| Truss rod | Dual action |
| Pickups | 2 x GTRS HM-2N/HM-2B (Humbucker - H-H) |
| Controls | 1 volume, 1 tone, 3-way switch, "Super Knob" button |
| Tremolo | GTRS HL-1 |
| Integrated processor | 11 simulations, 126 effects |
| Drum machines | 40 |
| Metronomes | 10 |
| Looper | 80 seconds |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth 5.0, USB-C |
| Battery | Rechargeable, 10 hours autonomy |
| Accessories | USB-C cable, gig bag |
| Strings | 09-42 |
| Hardware | Black |
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