Volume switching between single coil and humbucker

[Muso]

I was wondering is there anyway to make a S-S-H guitar so that when you swtich the pickups you get to keep the same volume?

Im figuring that basically the Humbucker has soo much more output than a single coil. now I know you can get stacked humbuckers which would probably be a way to fix this problem. But I don't suppose if anyone knows if it is possible to get a single coil sound with a humbucker or is it simply impossible. at the moment i got the irish tours and i really like them.

[HJM]

Try a set of trilogies, they have lots of power but still sound like singlecoils. They match most humbuckers really well volume wise.

[Calum_Barrow]

You COULD lower the humbucker height, though this will effect the dynamics and stuff. If you added a resistor to the humbucker to "turn it down" a little, it'd lose a lot of top end. I suppose you could get round this by adding a resistor and a cap (to bleed the treble through) to the humbucker, though I'll have to look into it for you.

Calum

EDIT: I was talking to a friend, and apparently the resistor/capacitor idea would work, but the pickups would sound like cr@p. Can't you just turn it down on the bridge pickup or add a compressor or something into the guitar? I really do think it's more effort than what you're gonna get out of it.

[PhilKing]

Try a set of trilogies, they have lots of power but still sound like singlecoils. They match most humbuckers really well volume wise.

+1 for Trilogy's.  I have them with a Nailbomb and they blend in really well.  I am not sure if Tim does any different winds if you request a H-S-S set.  I know he made me a set with a Crawler and 2 P-90's where again the balance is perfect.