sirmyghin wrote:P-90s make everything better, if you run into hum though you can always swap the backplate for one of them illitch ones (remember the one guy had his ASAT routed for the similar system). After some homework those are very very well recieved (and it was neat, I just wouldn't route for it).
I was thinking of noiseless P-90s. I have Fralin noisefree P-90s in a Heritage 137 and they are the business, stone dead silent even with very high gain and still give a great clean jazz tone on the neck pickup. This time I was going to go with Manlius pickups Quiet Goat models.
That was before I decided not to mod this Legacy. But that was yesterdays decision and as I'm having a hard time getting info on the various types of Wilde pickups it
may be back on the cards. I
can get a lefty Legacy guard with three P-90 slots. My biggest concern is that P-90s are generally mounted directly to the guitar and not the guard, so the setup might be a bit complicated with the controls on the guard and the pickups on the guitar itself, with wires going between the two.
So that got me thinking of a three mini humbucker setup instead, Duncan or DiMarzio are easily available and mount to the guard
and are easily height adjustable unlike P-90s.
So at the moment I'm officially undecided. I think.
. If you use Dog eared ons you can mount right to the guard too. Then you have 2 interchangible pickguards, heck you could rig some kind of quick connect thing for the outs to output jack... Am I helping at all, I mean it is not like you are severely altering the guitar, the bath tub route makes it compliant and completely stealth to mod? 
