This request goes back a few years:

Please add "P90" as a pickup type. You have 5 options for acoustic guitars and no P90.

What's a guy gotta do?

Bump.

IK is usually pretty quick to chime in when they are mentioned. Please tell me: how hard can this be?

You mean the Pickup options....when save a preset ?

Yep

Hi I did see this and sent the request in. My fault for not responding, like I normally would. Thanks and my apologies for only forwarding the suggestion and not responding here.

Thanks for the response, Peter. I've been asking for this for several years with no luck. But I've got a good feeling about 2013!

They are overwound single coils or 'hot'. Best thing to do if found stuck with any single coil housed in an awkward size is to replace immediately with one of these: http://www.jrrshop.com/guitar-bass/pickups/emg-p85-p-90-pick up
I enforced this rule upon a very close friend whom has quite a few telecasters, One of which was packing (Plagued is more apt a description IMO) a pair of awful duncan P90s, It was ghastly that bridge position, Absolutely gash before but after he came around to my way of operating he swiftly ordered the P85. We dropped it in the bridge (left the neck position as it was, That was/is quite useable to be fair). I can report that ever since it became a real guitar that can be actually used plugged into anything without sounding like a dud shit heap as soon as even a moderate amount of gain is brought in

I have a pathological hatred for single coils in any other position than the neck and even then there is only a certain time and place for them

I encourage any and every poor soul to get together and form a group buy to rid yourselves from the pain in the bridge you're all suffering from with a painless and fully reversable switch (Should you want or need to keep its resale value intact).

P90 bridge posistioners: You will all thank me one day

I have P90s in my Casino (dog ear)and my SG (soapbar). Love 'em.

Glad you understand I'm only kidding MickGael as I know all too well how one mans ideal is anothers no way regarding pickups and I also hope that your FR makes it into AT3 as you are right every other setup/pickup layout that is common is included plus P90s have had alot of a boost from around 3 years ago. Also I'd say with fender for one example making them a big part in thier ranges/catalogue that they will continue to stay popular

If you haven't had chance to try these ones then if you get a chance I think you might like them alot FWIW: Blue Note 90 soapbars by Bare Knuckle, Along with hearing the RWRP option whereby you get a hum canceling setup in the middle position and a sweeter soft sound on the neck which is a real nice option depending on one's wants/needs (the bridge keeps all its raw attitude, This is a very conservative/subtle demonstration of the variations it allows acutally): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3BX0wgwypQ
and one with more balls of a hotter model at the bridge yet not sounding harsh, Its the best quality despite the cheese factor:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DprrG8Yi-eQ
Oh and despite being plugged into a naff roland cube these ones are most excellent on an SG or similar: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6pG2Rg4duI
Think Peter will be digging on this video and get pickup gas possibly

Peace and all the best to yourself and other P90 lovers

Dean

Cool! The one that really interests me is the TV Jones P90. Don't hear or see much about them.

Good one, Dean. I definitely enjoy my Rio Grande P90s in my one guitar, and I probably won't swap out the one in my 1959 LP Junior but it isn't pristine so I suppose I could consider it. Still not likely though

Mick, They are not often mentioned in the off the shelf publications and I do not know a great deal about any TV Jones pickups, However a really quite reliable resource is the ToneQuestReport for example/AFAIK:
http://www.tonequest.com/
and example bits from a quick google search:
http://www.cpthorntonguitars.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/ TQRApr11_Proof2.pdf
http://groshguitars.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Don-Grosh -Builder-Profile-and-ElectraJet-Review-Tone-Quest-Report.pdf
Hope there is some useful information/meat to get stuck into
and here Lollar's get alot of love along with various other mentions of models by a who's who of builders but then the person suddenly shits thier pants and decides to go with a pair of humbuckers and then tap the coils for single coil sounds which is not at all really going to give them a damned P90 sound/tone/feel :looking for FFS emoticon to place here: - http://www.licklibrary.com/forum2/Thread.aspx?TopicID=41&Thr eadID=28683

Peter mate I hear you and yeah indeed if your setups are working plenty fine already then why change anything and possibly end up with inferior...Its never an easy call

Dean - it just means I need more guitars to put P90s into! Bareknuckle, Lollar, Fralin, TV Jones, I've looked at them all and they seem quite good each in their own right. *looks for Calgon take me away emoticon*

What? No love for Jazzmaster pickups? They're not P90's or your standard single coil.

Pickups? YES. Bridges? Not so much