Tubes most likely to improve SQ?


I have a newly purchased integrated tube amplifier.  The tubes consist of 2 x 12AU7, 2 x 12AX7, and 4 x EL34.  All of the stock tubes are chinese tubes labelled by the amp manufacturer..  They may not be, but look very much like Psvane 12AU7-T without the gold pins.

I have owned many excellent SS amps (Krell KSA-100, Parasound A23, Parasound A21, Classe AMP2 and a few others.). I bought this amp on a gamble and am surprised how amazingly good it sounds into my upgraded Tekton Electrons.   I have tried GE 5 Star 5814 in the place of the 12AU7 and was very impressed. Now I am considering a bit more tube rolling.

 Am I likely to get much change/improvement from changing the 12AX7 or the EL34?


chinook9
Here's a link to Brett Jessee's 12ax7 page from which you can read his take on various brands and equivalents. In one of my 2  integrated amps that use 12ax7s  I prefer the lower gain of the 5751 .

What amp did you get?
Rolling the preamp tubes and the input tubes can provide a noticeable change in sonics. 
I'm also interested in which amp you purchased.
The amp is a Willsonton 35i.  Same company as the well reviewed Willsonten R8 and also purchased from Yong Lee. I went with the 35i because it weighs a lot less, costs a couple of hundred less, and, I believe, uses more common tubes.

I am amazed at how wonderful it sounds.  Really enjoying it.  I have put the stock 12AU7 tubes back in to give them a chance to break in.  It has <30 hours on it.