Looks mean! Was perhaps perhaps hoping for something to breach the gap between the Vintage/Vintage Hot and Contemporary Strat pickups. There's quite a jump in output between the Slowhand, the Trilogy and the Sinner sets.... 7.6 -> 15.5 -> 21.5 on the bridge PU.
Do not mistake DC resistance for output, they are different things. The Trilogy and Sinner have higher DC resistance because they use a thinner wire, so you can get more turns in, resulting in a higher resistance. The presence of those numbers is often missleading, as they do not say a lot about ouput at all. They do give some idea when comparing pickups that use the same wire, as then they tell about compression and hotness, which is percieved output. Higher resistances then can also hint at a smoother treble and bigger low end.
Things like the magnet however make a bigger difference far as I know, but even that is a minefield of fals conclusions.
I mean look at the Warpig compared to the Blackhawk. 21.5k vs 8.9k yet their output is pretty close to each other.
When it comes to the mentioned single coils the Slowhand is probably hotter than youŽd think (perfectly paired with Crawlers and Holydivers for example, which even the IT does well) while the Trilogy and Sinners can do more modern stuff but can also scale back very well. I mean they are inspired by Malmsteen and Judas Priest respectivly so they are originally rooted in 80s sounds, yet they can handle modern metal. Dial back the volume and they will funk too.
The IT and Slowhand go comfortably up to classic heavy metal and there the Trilogy and Sinner take over rather fluently.
The new one I expect to be somwhat in the Sinner and Trilogy realm with the expectation that similarly to the Blackhawk they follow the idea of getting those tones classicly done by EMGs. If that were the case they would do modern metal like champs, but also go back to saturated singing clean tones, perhaps even Gilmour type stuff.
And you can probably expect them to have IT and Slowhand level resistance readings. ;)
