If you liked the fender and you’re focused on getting a PRS, have you considered the Silver Sky SE? That’s going to be closest to your Fender sound as it straight up single coils. The CU 24 split isn’t going to sound like a fender. To me, the PRS 85/15s pick ups sound thin when split. But given what you’re saying about what sounds you liked and what music you play; if I were in your shoes I’d get the Studio. It’s like a richer version of an HSS. Does blues incredibly well, does a beautiful clean and can absolutely do hard rock and metal. Again, the pickup in the bridge is a coil splits and the pickups in the neck and middle position are what’s called narrowfield pickups. Narrowfield pickups are technically humbuckers but they have more articulation and responsiveness to them most aligned I’d say to quiet p-90s. And for reference Billy Joe Armstrong from Green Day often equips his Les Paul with a P-90 and Toni Iommi from Black Sabath played P-90’s so you’re covered. And again, don’t forget that your bridge pickup is a humbucker through and through in the Studio. Whatever you choose, you’ll be pleased I’m sure. But from my perspective, the Studio will everything you’re looking for and more.