Highest output hum-cancelling "vintage" J pickups

Rephrasing this question from an earlier post.

I've got a Squier VM Telecaster Bass special with a fender reissue WRHB for bass and a Duncan Designed jazz bass pickup. I really like the sound, but the j pickup is really wimpy and makes the sound with both pickups/just the bridge almost unusable. I use this bass for classic rock and country, and so I'm looking to replace the pickup with a vintage spec one with a high enough output that it can work with the humbucker (which is a very high output pickup). I also think it needs to be hum-cancelling because of the WHRB, though I'm open to suggestions on this one. Any suggestions?

 

Ok, that's a very fair point . What I mean by vintage spec is something that sounds much like a standard j pickup, and not something like a quarter pounder (which sounds very different different from a standard j pickup). I just want it to have a little more oomph to it in order to compete with the WHRB. So maybe not those Dimarzios (which I've heard have different tones compared to the "standard" pickup).

From what I've read and listened to, the Seymour Duncan hot jazz is sort of what I'm looking for. Unfortunately, that pickup definitely hums a lot when solo'd, which is probably not the best idea with a humbucking bridge pickup. And the hot jazz stack is supposed to be lower output than you might expect. But I'm also just defaulting to the idea of a hum-cancelling bridge because that's what most people do with PJ basses, and I'm really willing to try anything.

Maybe the DiMarzio Area J? Not sure what the output is like, I know SD's version (Apollo) has some decent punch to it. I've heard Lindy Fralin's split coils have some oomph to them too. I'm just looking for suggestions!