single coil mode sounds much brighter and glassier from the low impedance coils (~7k per coil)
Using only one coil of the humbucker lowers your inductance, but increases your resonant frequency. Impedance actually evens out at the resonant frequency, but gets higher above and below the resonant frequency.
The impedance should be the lowest with the coils in series & highest with the coils in parallel. inductance would be the polar opposite, higher & lower, respectively
IOW, the circuit isn't seeing the DC Resistance of the coils, it's seeing the inductance of them.
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inductance is calculated in the same way that resistance is, in series it simply adds
but in parallel it's more complicated
given two inductors of the same value, the parallel result is half of the value of a single coil
impedance is a moving target in a RLC circuit, but at the resonant frequency it's at it's lowest
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