Next build is going to be a Strat - HH or HSH?

[Mincer]

Keep in mind that multiple options for wiring usually results in the player favoring just a few of those sounds. The issue is in getting from one sound to another quickly usually requires a few different moves. It is best to figure out what you like and hardwire those sounds in, if possible.

[ThreeChordWonder]

The player, aka yours truly, likes to experiment.

[ThreeChordWonder]

Here she is.

Allen Eden HSH body in Fiesta Red
Mighty Mike 22 fret 9.5 inch radius maple and rosewood neck
Fender 2-point tremelo block, decked with 5 springs
Fender regular tuners for now, Kluson locking tuners later
S-D Trembucker SD-4 in the bridge, S-D Jazz in the neck
Fender 3-way switch wired the usual way
2 volumes, 1 master tone
Push-pushes for coil splits (both at the same time) and series /parallel
Cream pickguard - and backing plate once I find it

Neck and intonation were a doddle to set up, and intonation is almost perfect, maybe a few 0.001"s to sand off the bottom of the nut, probably won't bother.

[Mincer]

HH Strats are my favorite, and that one looks like an indy car! Congrats on a successful build.

[David Garner]

I tend to prefer either HSS or HH. To me, HSH is too much of a compromise on the Strat tones, so I’d rather just go HH if I want a humbucker in the neck.

My only Superstrat is an HSS, but I’ll probably build an HH eventually.

[ThreeChordWonder]

^ My blue flame MIM from you-know-where is an HSS, my gold DIY is an SSS - both with S-D pickups now, of course :-)

[Zombie 13X33]

I know its not the same but.... I have a jackson dinky hss. Getting an emg 81 and I plan to just run the single 81 and use blanks in the singles or eventually get an SA for the neck. If I was building a guitar I would either go hh or single hum. The middle gets in the way for me and I don't really use the neck except to mess around with here and there with a solo or scales but I honestly don't know when I should use it or not to.