After a busy year at MOOER’s critically acclaimed GGW (GTRS Guitar Works) factory, the company has officially announced another new series of electric guitars–the MMT Series. In contrast to the recent announcement of the MSC1+ Pro series, the MMT electric guitars focus on catering to guitarists who prefer higher-gain tonal styles. Ultimately, this is achieved through the series’ carefully chosen tonewoods and pickups, making the series ideal for heavier rock and metal genres. Within the series are the MMT100 and the MMT100 FR, both of which are built with high-quality American alder bodies, roasted maple, rosewood necks, and 24 nickel-silver frets. Unlike the vintage-inspired MSC 1+ Pro Series, the MMT Series incorporates more contemporary features, such as a 12-inch radius for comfortable playability, an MMT-1B humbucker bridge pickup, and an MMT-1N single-coil neck pickup, along with an advanced coil-split switch for tonal versatility. At the heart of the release is the MMT100, a guitar that keeps things simple, but while still maintaining the quality design standards of the series. Notably, it features a rosewood fingerboard that has been applied to the roasted maple neck, with the guitar itself being available in Pearl Black, Pearl White, and Iron Grey. Overall, the MMT100 offers a sleek and streamlined option that contrasts greatly with the vintage aesthetics of the MSC 1+ Pro Series, especially considering its focus on facilitating heavier tones.