tonerider Hot or Vintage p90 for thinline

Geesh... first post for me in probably a year. I'm finally getting around to my build that I started 2 years ago. It's a thinline tele with dual p90s. Swamp ash body with african mahogany top and a ric/prs style f-hole. wilkinson half bridge with brass saddles and a 5way switch with series/parallel and phase switching

I can't decide between the ToneRider Hot90 or Vintage 90 set. I'm looking for a different sound that what I currently play, just not sure what each is really gonna give me compared to my keystones.

Current Setup:
MIM with BL Keystones and a 4way switch - compensated 3 brass saddle bridge.
Homemade Timmy - homemade ts808 with some 'boutique' mods - behringer compressor
Vox AC15c1

current Backup guitar is rondo tele with hipshot b-bender

I'm planning on getting a tele custom (rondo $120 special) soon with the dual HB that I'll probably go PAF in, but that's down the road a bit.

I'm leaning toward the hot set, but I'm not sure how well that would pair up with the semi-hollow body. Hoping on some input. Maybe its a matter of a hot90 bridge, vintage neck?

Any suggestions? Thanks folks!

 

Thanks for the response Rich. I too will be running 500k CTS pots and a .022mfd orange drop with the super switch.

That makes sense to run vintage in the neck position, but now im curious about the bridge. Seeing that they'll be able to run in series, which i doo too often, maybe i should just get a matched vintage set and make my next guitar a bit hotter, otherwise i'll probably have an issue with balancing them when ran together in series, unless i swap out my volume pot with a concentric.

Otherwise vintage seems the way to go, and I think itll match the guitar a bit better as itll be a thinline.

 

Thanks for the response. Just what I needed to hear. Gonna throw the vintage set on my xmas list. Might as well, the timing is right. haha.