Neck Humbucker for Vintage Tele Stack bridge pickup on Tele style guitar

[Overlord]

Greetings!

First time Tele guitar style owner here. G&L ASAT Classic Bluesboy to be exact!
I'm really digging the clean and articulate sounds when using clean and crunch tones.
Even with some gain it's got a nice kick and crispiness to it that I like and enjoy.

So, I decided to get some new Duncans to replace the stock pickups.
They don't sound bad, I'm just going more for that classic Tele style twang and also prefer alnico pickups.

Ended up getting a Duncan Vintage Tele stack pickup for the bridge position.
But I'm wondering what king of Humbucker, not single coil, to put in the neck position?

I already have other guitars for Lester style sounds, arena rock, and more metal oriented stuff.
For this particular guitar, I'm thinking something more classical or flamenco guitar sounding, or maybe even surf rock.
Something that works for fast picking and strumming. But also has some nice harmonics and string separation.

I'm thinking something bright and articulate, low to medium output, and can match up good with the Vintage Tele Stack in the bridge.
Maybe a Jazz, Full Shred, or even a Sentient?
What would you recommend?

 

[Mincer]

Oh, I'd go with an Antiquity.

 

[jeremy]

i think the fullshred neck might actually match the vintage stack output and tonality really well. i do love the antiquity neck bucker though, one of my favorites.