Jackson Corey Beaulieu USA Signature KV6 unboxed
It's been over two years in the making, but Corey Beaulieu's USA Signature KV6 is finally beginning to hit the shelves – and the TG postroom.
So, join us as we unbox this pointy C-tuned axe of true metal proportions, and take a look at exactly what Corey wanted for his signature axe…
Go on, guess what body shape that guitar is. Bet you can’t…
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Jackson Corey Beaulieu USA Signature KV6 unboxed
Of course – it’s a V! Our KV6 is in a quintessentially metal Gloss Black, but you can also opt for Transparent Black or Transparent Red
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Jackson Corey Beaulieu USA Signature KV6 unboxed
A pair of Seymour Duncan Blackouts provides the tonal firepower…
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Jackson Corey Beaulieu USA Signature KV6 unboxed
…while a gen-u-wine Original Floyd Rose vibrato brings the whammy thrills
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Jackson Corey Beaulieu USA Signature KV6 unboxed
The Trivium logo takes pride of place on the classic Jackson headstock’s truss rod cover
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Jackson Corey Beaulieu USA Signature KV6 unboxed
One last lingering look at that pointy, pointy body: lovely
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