The quality of electric guitars aimed at beginners has had an uptick in recent years, and the Mooer MSC20 Pro is a clear example of this welcome development. This model has a poplar body furnished with an eye-catching top made from specially selected ash, and also features a paint-matched headstock - something you don't see often with guitars in more accessible price ranges. This axe also comes complete with a Mooer gig bag. The MSC20 Pro: Versatile Setup Mooer has fitted the MSC20 Pro out with an HSS pickup configuration, which means you're looking at a humbucker in the bridge pickup for more full-and-forceful sound, and single-coil pickups in the middle and neck position for tight cleans and warm leads. You even get a mini-switch that can be flipped to split the coils of the humbucker and access extra tonal options, resulting in an electric guitar that can take on a broad spectrum of styles. An Eye for Detail Other noteworthy specifications include the neck, which has been carved out of roasted maple and comes finished with a classic C profile and a satin-gloss coating, just like the body. The jatoba fretboard, meanwhile, has a modern 12-inch radius and a bone nut, enhancing both the stability and the playability. Last but not least, the MCS20 Pro has been equipped with a vintage-style tremolo so you can inject subtle vibrato effects into your licks.