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I think I have owned over 100 3humbucker guitars in my life, so allow me to add some insights.
I'd go with 2 push pull pots to control split + middle pickup. I'd get the FullShred Neck, or the Jazz Neck if you want one with a cover. Low output, super bright: that's what you want in that spot if you want some in-between stratty style tones!
The push pull pots will engage one coil of the middle humbucker and split the neck or bridge pickup automatically.
or: one push pull pot to engage the middle pickup (rout the signal of the middle pup coil to the volume pot of the respective pickup you want it to work with) and then another PP to split.
that's the most versatile option with a third pickup without interfering too much in regular operations.
I'd go with 2 push pull pots to control split + middle pickup. I'd get the FullShred Neck, or the Jazz Neck if you want one with a cover. Low output, super bright: that's what you want in that spot if you want some in-between stratty style tones!
The push pull pots will engage one coil of the middle humbucker and split the neck or bridge pickup automatically.
or: one push pull pot to engage the middle pickup (rout the signal of the middle pup coil to the volume pot of the respective pickup you want it to work with) and then another PP to split.
that's the most versatile option with a third pickup without interfering too much in regular operations.
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