L.M.

Fixed! I sent to a luthier and he repaired the humbucker. The problem was a loose wire inside the nickel casing. Only one coil was working.

Hello everybody, I would really appreciate if someone could please help me. I have purchased a Gibson Les Paul Studio 2012 faded brown right before the pandemic broke out and never got a chance to play until recently. I have been playing for around a month and tinkering around trying to get a good tone from the bridge unsuccessfully, so I decided to check the resistance of the pickups The Neck reads around 7.6 ohms, but the bridge reads around 4 ohms, half of what it should . Since my studio don´t have coil splitting, something is wrong. I took out the pickups and they seem original, they match the images that I´ve seem on the forum, but the wiring caught my attention. They are solderless, but the neck and bridge differ in wiring. As you can see in the pics, in the neck pickup I got - both black wires together -green and with together -red alone While in the bridge I got: -black and red - white alone -green and black Is the bridge wiring correct or could It be responsible for the lower resistance (and weird tone) I´m getting? If it´s not a wiring problem, what could be the issue?