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MOOER GTRS M810 (Blue Burst) — an electric guitar with built-in GTRS digital processing. Conventional magnetic pickups work alongside guitar tone modelling, amp simulation and effects. The combination suits home practice, recording ideas, rehearsals and performances that require several prepared sounds within easy reach.
M810 construction
The M810 pairs an alder body with a decorative poplar burl top. Its five-piece roasted flame maple and rosewood neck has a satin finish and a rosewood fingerboard. A 25.5-inch scale, 12-inch radius and 24 jumbo frets accommodate chords, bends and upper-register leads. The GTRS PW two-point tremolo provides expressive pitch changes.
Pickups and conventional operation
Two humbuckers, the GTRS HMT-1N and GTRS HMT-1B, connect to a three-way selector, volume and tone controls. The bridge position supports articulate riff attack, while the neck position offers a rounder lead voice. Switching off digital processing lets you hear the magnetic pickups on their own.
GTRS presets, effects and practice
The onboard processor adds amp and cabinet models, guitar simulations, modulation, delay and reverb. Four presets are accessible through the Super Knob. The app provides sound editing, a tuner, rhythm accompaniment, a metronome and a looper. You could prepare a clean verse sound, a crunch chorus sound and a lead patch with delay, then switch between them while playing. Available models and functions depend on the firmware and compatible app version.
Connections and power
Use the 6.35 mm output for a conventional amplifier. The same socket supports wired headphones for quiet practice when processing is powered on and the appropriate output mode is selected. Bluetooth handles app communication and backing-track playback from a mobile device. USB-OTG recording requires a compatible device and the appropriate data cable or adapter.
The 4000 mAh rechargeable battery charges via USB-C and is rated for up to 10 hours, depending on use. With GTRS switched off, the guitar retains its conventional analogue signal for an amplifier. Digital effects and headphone operation are unavailable in this mode. An optional GWF4 footswitch provides hands-free control and is sold separately.
Specifications
| Model | MOOER GTRS M810 (Blue Burst) |
|---|---|
| Finish | Blue Burst |
| Strings | 6 |
| Body | Alder |
| Neck | 5-piece roasted flame maple / rosewood |
| Fingerboard | Rosewood |
| Profile | Standard C |
| Fingerboard radius | 12″ |
| Scale length | 25.5″ (648 mm) |
| Neck joint | Bolt-On |
| Nut | Bone |
| Nut width | 42 mm |
| Frets | 24 jumbo nickel silver |
| Neck pickup | GTRS HMT-1N |
| Bridge pickup | GTRS HMT-1B |
| Pickup layout | HH |
| Selector positions | 3 |
| Tuners | GTRS Locking |
| Bridge | GTRS PW 2-Point Tremolo |
| Hardware | Black |
| Factory string gauge | .009–.046 |
| Top | Poplar burl |
| Controls | Volume / Tone / Super Knob |
| Processor | GTRS Intelligent Processor System |
| Battery | Li-ion, 4000 mAh |
| Battery life | Up to 10 hours, manufacturer rating |
| USB | USB-C: OTG recording and charging |
| Bluetooth | 5.0 |
| Included accessories | GTRS gig bag, USB cable and adjustment tools; tremolo models include an arm |
English video overview
English GTRS M810 review covering conventional operation, onboard effects and the app. The finish may differ.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a phone every time I play?
Saved presets can be selected using the Super Knob. The app provides detailed editing and access to its additional features.
What happens with processing switched off?
The instrument works as a conventional electric guitar through a cable and amplifier. Digital effects and headphone mode are unavailable.
Is the GWF4 footswitch included?
The standard guitar package does not include a GWF4. The wireless footswitch is sold separately.
MOOER GTRS at SoundsGood
Browse electric guitars at SoundsGood and choose equipment for your playing setup: a combo amplifier, an instrument cable and a strap. Keep replacement strings ready and use a suitable stand or holder for storage. An analogue setup can also include separate effects and a tuner.