Single Coils all the Way....I have P90's in my Les paul too!!

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My ES-339 is a damned versatile guitar. Cleans, crunch, fuzz, OD, higher gain, it can pretty much do it all. Add a piezo bridge (no small task!) and you can cover tons of ground. But definitely not everyone's cup of tea.

Strat-wise, I'd want something with the Clapton TBX circuit to get into 'bucker territory as necessary.

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A bunch of Strats, some Gibsons, a couple clonewheels, a few Fender amps, various stompboxes

humbucker all the way

Single coils, you can dirty them up as much as you want or clean them up as much as you want. They cut through the mix, humbuckers are a little on the muddy side. But they still have their place, can you imagine an ES-335 with Tele pickups? It might be cool, but it wouldn't sound the same that's for sure. P-90s are also awesome.

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i'm leaning towards humbucker, but a bridge humbucker and a neck single coil would be nice

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riley

Agreed also!!! .......... Singles are only recently for me!!!, i must say........... in old fart terms...........Catchy once you play them for a while but ay!!!!!!.......Maybe it's a case of sillyoldfart syndrome in me too!!! Too young for that!!!

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Single coils...P-90s preferably. Pete Biltoft's Vintage Vibe SP90s specifically, so I can keep playing my Stratocaster.

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Screamin' Armadillos
Texas Roadhouse Music
Guitar/Slide Guitar/Harp/Vocals

Well for me the pick is single coil TEXAS specials, vintage p-90, as is my fav guitar is my strat for its versatility and unreal tones when pushed threw a fender blues deluxe, and my gibson melody maker with single coil p-90, single bridge pickup when pushed threw my , now don't laugh everyone!, peavey express 112 sheffield.
Both set ups are great for real, but as always it depends on the type of music you play and what your needs are for the place and space your playing in.
Good times to all! later.

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I don't know why I didn't come with the coil tapping humbuckers answer that 63 Supro did especially when I had my Epi Les Paul Traditional Pro with exactly the same features sitting 5' away from me,it must be another sign of the brain shutting down from old age.

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'65 Strat,65 Mustang,65 Jaguar,4 more Strats,3 vintage Vox guitars,5 Vox amps,'69 Bassman with a '68 2-15 Bassman cab,36 guitars total-15asst'd amps total,2 vintage '60s Hammond organs & a myriad of effects-with a few rare vintage ones.