Which TV Jones Filtertron at tele neck?

Not familiar with the JB, but you may want to consider the Super’Tron instead of the Classic. Very similar to the Classic, but more output.

 

The hot bridge pickup will overpower the neck pickup. That might work out OK. Just depends how much you use the neck pickup for lead/solo work. Not that it won't sound OK but there'll be a volume disparity.

A vintage bridge pickup in the 6kohm range would be a better match for the Classic.

Alternatively, keep the PAF and get a US Standard bridge pickup - they're about 7.5kohm with gaussed up magnets and plenty of output.

 

I have a humbucker neck with
42 wire wound to 7.2k DCR. It puts out 3.8H.

That was paired for a while with a bridge wound to 9.2k and 3.8H. The balance was fine.

Now I have it with a Bill Lawrence stack, 12k and 3.4H. Also fine, and hum cancelling itself.

 

I’d keep it simple and get a TV Classic neck pickup.
Can’t really go wrong with one of those.

 

I just recently got a set of the TVJones Classic pickups and I'd recommend a neck to pair with a bridge Tele pickup.
You want a neck pickup that has less output than the bridge pickup. Having said that, even though the classic neck pup has a 4k DCR, it's no slouch when it comes to output. Filtertrons can be hot and loud, you can't judge pickups output by DCR alone. Henries figure in that equation too.

Just remember that pickup height adjustment makes a lot of difference in tone and volume output for every pickup.

 

I like Supertrons.
I have them in three of my guitars.
They are very similar sonically to the Classic, perhaps a little louder/warmer, IMO.

 

If it really is a PAF, sell it and have Fender Custom Shop make you something special...
Filtertrons... I'd be tempted to fit a TV Jones Classic/Classic Plus BRIDGE pickup at the neck against a Tele bridge pickup.
You'll keep the Filtertron character, without going too hot and muddy.
Worth mentioning that Filtertrons can be adjusted very close without causing rogue harmonics or string pull.

 

I'm gonna put in another vote for the SuperTron. The blades give it more inductance than a standard 'Tron, so you'll still have some of that warmth on tap. Sounds fantastic paired with the Classic+ in my Gretsch 5120.
The Classic does sound great, but I have that paired with another Classic at the bridge of my Cabronita so take that with a grain of salt. It's definitely brighter than a traditional Tele neck pickup. It depends on what your goal is.