Pat Sheridan

In his guitars, Patrick has the guitarmory atlas and polaris set. This was his prefered pickup before developing a signature set. This is what his signature pickups are being based off

I have been working with Seymour Duncan for the past couple of years. I can honestly say that they have developed one of the nicest sounding pickups for the metal market; the Nazgul is something special. It is clean and articulate but still allows the guitar to put forward that natural growl that makes any high-gain set up have the extra punch it needs. It’s one of those pickups that punishes you on a bad night because it makes your notes cut through like a knife. The output is perfect; it lets the natural tone of the instrument come through, and you can definitely feel how it responds to different picking styles. Roll back the volume and it cleans up; it’s great.

In this post pat shows off his signature pickup set from Guitarmory

My neck pickup is the Sentient, the perfect compliment to the Nazgul. It’s a real neck pick up: round, warm and rich, with enough punch to keep up with the high output bridge pickups metal players use on the regular. I can finally say that I have found my live pick up tone from the combination of these two pickups.

In an Instagram post, Pat Sheridan shares that he received a Guitarmory Polaris Pickup set to install in one of his Duvell guitars, expressing enthusiasm about trying them out.

At the start of the video Pat shows off his Ibanez RG7 loaded with the fishman fluence modern pickups.

In the Digital Tour Bus episode of "GEAR MASTERS," Pat Sheridan of Fit For An Autopsy discusses using the Seymour Duncan AHB-1S Phase II 7-String Blackouts Set in one of his drop G 7-string guitars, mentioning that they are currently installed but he plans to replace them soon.