Corey Beaulieu

A photo shows Corey Beaulieu using the Dunlop KH95 Kirk Hammett Signature Cry Baby Wah pedal on stage.

Dunlop’s Heavy Core Trivium guitar strings were designed in conjunction with both Matt Heafy and Corey Beaulieu to offer optimum down-tuned performance! Each gauge in this set was handpicked by Matt and Corey in the cutting-edge Dunlop String Lab, perfectly spec’d to deliver the proper tension when played in hard-hitting drop tunings. What’s more, Sweetwater guitarists find that Dunlop’s Heavy Core string design has the amazing quality of boosting your dynamic range and increasing tuning stability, all at once. As any Trivium fan knows, Matt and Corey have drastically different styles and rigs, so it’s a testament to the sheer versatility of Dunlop strings that they’ve both been using them since Trivium’s very beginnings. Heavy Core Trivium Guitar strings retain that same versatility, but with seriously enhanced performance, durability, and tone!

Corey uses a evh 5150 3 live. After recording a trivium record corey went on a gear kick and bought several amps. He went with the evh live as it was what they used on the record

In the Premier Guitar Rig Rundown video, Corey Beaulieu of Trivium is shown using the EVH 5150III 4x12" 100-watt Extension Cabinet during live performances. The cabinets are all stock models from EVH.

In his guitars, Corey has a custom set of blackouts. He designed these with Duncan. Corey states he has played blackouts since they were just prototypes in 05. He would always use a 6 band eq to get rid of unwanted tonal frequencies the pickups created. For his custom set, he incorporated the settings of the 6 band to get the desired tone from the pickups alone

Corey had a eventide h9 in his live setup. He states he bought it mainly for the multi pitch setting it has. The setting is based on the old h300. Corey claims its his secret sauce for leads. He states it has been on every trivium record since record 5

Corey uses a lonely ghost pedal in his live setup. He states he found this pedal on instagram from a pedal maker named michael klein. Corey likes that the pedal has delay, reverb, and boost in one pedal. He combines this with the eventide h9 for his lead sound

Trivium use a a combination of the two notes, and cabs live. The cabs are mainly for stage volume, where as the two notes is sent to the front of house. The two notes is used to load impulse responses at front of house

In the photo above, Corey Beaulieu is seen using the Dean Dimebag Dean From Hell ML CFH Lightning Bolt Graphic Commemorative guitar.

During Trivium's 2005 live show in Montreal, Corey Beaulieu played a Dean Dimebag Dixie Rebel guitar. This guitar was originally owned by Dimebag Darrell and was loaned to Beaulieu by Rita Haney. This performance can be seen on a YouTube video uploaded by Matthew kiichichaos Heafy.

In the "A Gunshot to the Head of Trepidation" music video Corey is seen using a Kv2 Black Ghost Flames

"Got this new pedal from @eventideaudio started messing with it in the pig pen gonna try it with the main rig tomorrow sounds super killer . Been using eventide multi pitch shift on albums and live for years so this will def get lots of use ."

7 string custom jackson used during the shogun era before he got his signature jackson guitar

used during the in waves touring cycle

In this post corey shows off his signature Domacles pickups from Seymour duncan. These pickups are based on the duncan blackout pickups corey used for years. The pickups come in a 6 and 7 string version

In this post corey shows off his signature Domacles pickups from Seymour duncan. These pickups are based on the duncan blackout pickups corey used for years. The pickups come in a 6 and 7 string version

In this video on Trivium‘s official Instagram you can see Corey using a 6505-II amp head

You can see Corey using this amp in a Trivium instagram post

Corey is using this ENGL 4x12 as seen in this Trivium instagram post

Corey is using this G Major guitar FX processor from TC Electronics in this instagram post

You can see Corey using this pedal on top of the amp in this Instagram post