Pot value for Fender Vintage Noisless pickups? Nashville Tele

Hi Chronic.
I'll give the short version here, but post a couple of links to the FDP Archive where I discussed this in greater detail.
I use 3 x 250k pots in all but one of my guitars fitted with FVN's. That one exception has 3 x 500k's, and I can't hear or feel a difference.
That said, beauty is in the ears of the beholder, so you may hear it differently.

In the link below, I share my experience with pot values using a set of Gen 4 Noiseless Tele pickups. End result (spoiler alert) - 250k pots.

Tele with Gen 4 Noioseless post

Note: the above was the only one of my old posts I could find. Don't where the others are 

I ended up going with the 1 meg pots. I installed them over the weekend and have been pleased so far. I haven't compared them to my other teles yet. I will try and do that at some point this week. I'm not missing the hum though.

I did a comparison between this Nashville and one of my bone stock ones (which has ceramic magnets). I have both guitars pickups at exactly the same height measured with a machinist ruler.

The FVN are slightly brighter but not unpleasantly so. I can possibly tweak the treble side of either one to get them to sound almost identical. I played rhythm and lead lines swapping between the two repeatedly. I will give the 1 meg a ride for a bit.

I have another Tele that has GFS Neovin noiseless pickups and I will do a comparison between them hopefully tonight.

The FVN w/ 1 meg pots is not ice-picky at all which was what I was worried about. I do like the tone of these pickups as they are now. I couldn't compare the middle position because the other guitar isn't a Nashville. However, I do like what I'm hearing thus far.

I've got the Neovins in a strat with 500k pots and love them very bell like. I have Neovins in a tele with 500k and they sound remarkably close to my stock single coils.

I have Truecoils in 2 Yngwie clones one with 500k the other with 250k. I highly recommend the truecoils for tone. However, they are very tall pickups and required depth routing in the cavity for them to fit.

Over the last few years playing at a church with ancient wiring I have been trying to alleviate some of the buzzing and removing the 60 cycle hum has helped my sanity. I just don't want bad tone with no hum.

Between the Truecoils and the Neovins: The neovins were easier to install but you really need to get them close to the strings to make them speak. Like a quarter (coin) from the string while holding at the last fret.

The Truecoils have more of a normal single coil perceived output.

Sidenote: Didn't get to compare the FVN to the Neovins last night hopefully this evening.

I don't notice any discernible difference between the two TC's. Also, yes roughly 1/4" taller.

On the subject of pickup height. Do you have any recommendation for the FVN. I went with specs I found online but....sometimes the specs I find are far from the ideal.

I did do the comparison between the FVN and the Neovin last night. (this may be due to the pots I don't know) the Neovins were slightly darker/warmer than the FVN.

I played it with my wife in the room. She was looking at me like I had lost my mind. I would play a couple of chords or lead lines and almost frantically swap to the other and play the same thing. She was like "what are you doing?". I told her I was comparing she (her humble opinion) said they don't sound any different. So there's that.

I feel like I could probably EQ them to sound closer. I was doing all my testing with a clean sound with a boost compressor. I used the compressor because I almost always use that on my clean sounds at church to keep it from getting peaky and the boost gives it a almost imperceptible amount of hair. I very rarely run an amp 100% clean. Most people would call it sparkly/jangle.