Mooer GTRS Guitars Wing 800 Int PB

Mooer GTRS Guitars Wing 800 Int PB review

The Mooer GTRS Guitars Wing 800 Int PB combines a compact, headless electric guitar with an active digital system for tone modeling and effects. Its listed price is 545, and the model has been available since January 2023. There are no customer reviews available for this product, so this assessment is based on its published specifications rather than owner reports or listening tests.

The guitar has a black finish, an alder body, a black brushed-metal pickguard, and black hardware. Its ST-style outline is paired with a headless format and a stated weight of approximately 2.7 kg. The included gig bag brings the listed total weight to about 4.26 kg. No hard case is included.

Neck, scale, and hardware

The five-piece, bolt-on neck combines toasted curly maple and rosewood, with a natural satin finish and a Standard C profile. The rosewood fingerboard has a 305 mm radius and 24 jumbo nickel-silver frets. A bone nut and stainless-steel zero fret are specified, along with a 42 mm nut width.

The scale information is given in two forms: the general specification lists 648 mm, while the detailed description gives a multiscale range of 640 to 648 mm. That makes this a fanned-fret design, with different scale lengths across the strings. The supplied string set is.009 to.042. The GTRS HL-I bridge system is listed, and there is no tremolo.

For amplification, the guitar has custom GTRS HM-2N and HM-2B humbuckers in the neck and bridge positions. A three-way switch selects the pickup configuration. These are passive-sounding pickup descriptions in the specification, but the instrument also includes the active GTRS Intelligent Process System, powered by an integrated GLB-P1 lithium-ion battery. The listed battery life is up to 10 hours per charge, with 15 hours of standby time.

Modeling and app functions

The digital system is the main distinction from a conventional electric guitar. It includes 11 guitar simulations and 126 effects, plus four selectable, editable presets controlled from the Super Knob. The guitar also has volume and tone controls. The Super Knob handles the main output and preset control, giving the player direct access to key functions without relying exclusively on the companion app.

The free GTRS app serves as editor software and provides access to a drum machine, metronome, an 80-second looper, and a tuner. The tuner can also be operated using the optional GWF4 wireless footswitch. That footswitch is not listed among the included accessories, so wireless foot control requires a separate purchase. Bluetooth 5.0 is built in, but the specification does not detail every app connection or control function.

Connections and practical use

A 6.3 mm jack output supports conventional connections and can also be used with headphones for silent practice. USB-C handles charging and USB OTG recording, allowing direct recording through a smartphone or tablet. The listed USB connection and app features make the instrument suited to players who want recording and editing options without treating the guitar as a purely analog instrument.

The compact body and headless layout may be useful where size and portability matter, while the multiscale fretboard is a specific design choice buyers should consider before ordering. The available specifications do not provide a detailed description of string tension, setup, or how the fanned frets feel in practice. Those points cannot be confirmed from the product data alone.

What is included

The package includes a GTRS gig bag, a neck-adjustment tool, two hex wrenches, and a USB-C cable. The listed dimensions are 820 x 297 x 60 mm. Strap pins are fitted, and the finish is identified as Pearl Black in the detailed specifications, with Black given in the general color field.

Bottom line: The Mooer GTRS Guitars Wing 800 Int PB is a headless, multiscale HH guitar with onboard modeling, effects, rechargeable power, app editing, and USB-C recording. Its feature set is clearly aimed at players seeking built-in digital tools alongside a playable electric-guitar platform. The absence of customer feedback means there is no basis here for claims about reliability, sound quality, or long-term comfort.