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I love the 450/455 set. It's hard to find any humbuckers more clear and dynamic than those.

I think for a WDW setup you'd probably want the dry cab to be voiced pretty similarly to the wet ones... 4x12s abound - shouldn't be hard to find a used one. Plus they're much easier to lug around.

Sorry - I'm not up on actives and didn't realize it had Fishmans. I searched the Carpenter sig. Mighty cool look at least.

My favorite ever Marshall cab was a 1980 with the G12-65s. Never should've let that one go.

Nice! And the volume knob's in the right place, unlike Gibsons...

I love the Breeds - DiMarzio never should've discontinued those.

You might try the ceramic split - sometimes with a beefy pickup that can give you a great neck tone. For more humbuckerish character, parallel is an option too - and it'd still have full hum rejection. A pickup like yours is likely hot enough that you needn't worry about not having enough output.

The original SVT wasn't just a bass amp; it was often used with the 8x10" cabs for guitar too. (No horn drivers in those, though). I saw Johnny Winter using SVTs for guitar at Madison Square Garden in the 70s. Pretty sure the Stones were using them for the Exile On Main Street tour too...

And some have kinky imaginations...