evertune bridge string spacing

[Inguilles]

Hi guys, I'm thinking about changing the pickups on my evertune-equipped 6-string guitar.
I have doubts when choosing the string spacing, the spacing of my strings is 50mm which in theory is standard spaced, but depending on the brand of pickups the standard or f spaced is different
In Dimarzio the standard is 49 mm and the f is 51mm, in Seymour Duncan I think it is 52mm
Most 6 string guitars with evertune use poleless active pickups, and in this case it doesn't matter, but some with passive ones like cort, use f spaced and I'm a little confused

In this image you can clearly see that it is a trembucker, although it seems that it gives the impression that the poles are a little displaced.
Is this really important?
What size did you put when you changed it?

thanks

 

[RevDrucifer]

I didn’t even pay attention to that when I put a Nazgûl in my Solar.

 

[MaxOfMetal]

It doesn't matter. Use whatever spacing pickups you want.

 

[CanserDYI]

Only time pole spacing matters to me is when I'm adding a chrome or nickel cover. They'll sound identical. If your OCD drives you crazy, sure. It's your guitar, but it doesn't matter in the grand scheme of things.

 

[SalsaWood]

The pickups use a single multipole field, within reason it pretty much doesn't matter at all.

 

[Inguilles]

thank you very much for your answers guys

 

[aWoodenShip]

I’ve really wanted one of these for a minute. Did you just not like the Nazgûl in this thing?

 

[Inguilles]

I’ve really wanted one of these for a minute. Did you just not like the Nazgûl in this thing?

This is not my guitar, mine is a ltd te 1000 with emg, I took the photo from the internet to use as an example
I like emg, but I also like bk, sd nazgul.... I like to try different things, that's why I didn't know what pickup size to take