I was extremely excited about the Fluence humbuckers when they were first released, until I learned from someone at Fishman that they do not cancel hum when split. This may not be a big deal to you, but it's something to know.
If you would like a noiseless split, the options I know of off the top of my head are ZexCoil Dual Cores, some Kinmans, EMG TWs and 89s, and JBE Two-Tones, though there may be others. From my reading without direct experience, the best noiseless splits come from the ZexCoils. The Kinmans are newer, and I haven't read testimonials yet, but my guess is they'd bet incredible. From what little I've gleaned about the JBEs, their splits are more mid rangey than a real single, but that seems also to be the case for EMGs, since their splits approximate the S (from the 81TW), SA (from the 89), and SLV (from the 57TW and 66TW).
Now for something completely different,
@Joe Bfstplk has done the coolest thing ever and
mounted two Fralin Split Rails noiseless singles together, which allows a ton more interesting wiring options, one of which is to impersonate an angled single by combining wound string inner coils with plain string outer coils, then switch to something like a regular humbucker by running the two pickups in series. You could wire it for a ton more options just for the bridge alone, easily making it the most versatile setup I've seen, especially if you do the same in the neck or even middle positions, but then the cost and option paralysis might be prohibitive; his solution is more elegant.
