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If that isn't bright enough - if you want the full-on aggressiveness of the humbucker with a 500K pot - you can use a 500K, but use a 470K (closest standard value to 500K) resistor to simulate a 250K pot when the neck pickup is selected or when the bridge pickup is split.
I would use a 500K tone pot regardless, since it doesn't affect the loading on the pickups and if you want the sound of a 250K, you just turn it down to 8, so it then becomes a bit like a 'no-load' at 10.
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The resistors that @ICBM mentioned basically give you the best of both worlds. It's basically the best solution unless you prefer the darker tone of 250k pots for a humbucker in a Strat, or have really dark-sounding single coils (in which case 500k would work better).