Something between a Mule and a Rebel Yell

[fentonwinmill]

I have two guitars one with a Mule (strat style) and one with a Rebel Yell ( Music man Axis style), for an other guitar I'm looking for a pickup set that sits between the two. The mule has a little two much top end that can take your head off, the Rebel Yell not quite enough and can sound a little muddy (although great for high gain 80s power chords).
Any recommendations

[b.gandt]

If you’re open to a humbucker size P90, the humbucker size Supermassive may do the trick.  I use one in  93 Hamer Special, and I’ve used the Mule, which I like, but I can understand your pov on it.

The Supermassive can have good cut without being overly trebly.

[shalev98732]

I have two guitars one with a Mule (strat style) and one with a Rebel Yell ( Music man Axis style), for an other guitar I'm looking for a pickup set that sits between the two. The mule has a little two much top end that can take your head off, the Rebel Yell not quite enough and can sound a little muddy (although great for high gain 80s power chords).
Any recommendations

maybe the bkp emerald?

[timmy_pix]

I'd say this is the Black Dog to a T.  Smoother top end, mids that feel very much like the Mules' but more so, not quite as upper-mid focused as the Rebel Yell.

Definitely not the Emerald; the bridge is much tamer in the mids than even the Mule. Its thing is harmonic richness and low-end control, and if you don't like the presence/high end on the Mule, that's still very much part of the Emerald's character.

[ericsabbath]

Abraxas?
In my experience the Black Dog sounds nothing like the Mule nor Rebel Yell

[falcopryor]

True Grit.