Thought someone else who is more sure might chime in, but now I might as well. In most cases people answer faster, but the tech portion of the forum is not as highly frequented. Sometimes things get overlooked. I am not 100% on this far from that as I donīt quite recall where the engraving and wires come out relative to each other, so basecally not really how these should be. Would be easier on normal HBs which are not double screw rows.
Normaly you want the slug coil to be the inner coil, as that will deliver the splits you are used to. If you turn em around like I do (slug coil outer) you get different sounds when the split and their general sound is slightly brighter, but rather negligibly so.
Thing is that if I am not horribly mistaken it should be irrelevant in this case, as the AM does not really have slug coil (2 hot / screw coils) and is symmetrically wound, so only if you are going about splitting it this might matter as you would now get the outer coils I think (?). If you are doing split wiring this is an easy test after all. Give em a tap with the old screwdriver to see which ones are still on. Just turn em the way you want em for splits then, matter of taste (though as said, most like the split coil to be the inner).
If there might be implications when using other special wirings such as out of phase I cannot say, but I doubt it.
Bottom line: If you are not splitting them the way they are turned should not matter on these ones.
Cheers!
