I have or have had a dozen different BKP humbuckers so far and I'd still rank my Silo bridge as my favorite or second fav bridge pickup. I have a silo in the bridge of my Charvel dk24 (maple and alder) and it's really versatile. I have a juggernaut bridge in another guitar and I love it but yeah, the Silo is very different sounding. The Silo has thicker sounding single notes, and also pinch harmonics are louder. It cleans up well when you turn the volume down and doesn't lose much articulation. It also sounds great all the way up and down the fretboard. You could have it as your only pickup and solo up to the 24th fret using the E, B, and G strings without getting that warbly effect.
I have seen people give the Silo great reviews when they were using it on a Les Paul and also on PRS style instruments. I suspect it would work well with most style electrics. The one thing I can't tell you anything about is the Silo neck pickup. I've been meaning to get one to try.
My favorite neck PUs are the Impulse and the AFtermath because they have great sustain, are very fluid, just amazing for shredding, solos, long sustained notes, etc. You can do pinch harmonics with them easily, which is not that easy to do with most neck pickups. They sound good all the way up and down the fret board too, especially the Impulse.
