12ax7 phono pre-amp tubes - plate voltage

Hello,

I have a H-K TA5000x that I’ve been slowing restoring. The only schematic I have found is in two parts, Part 1 has the right side cut off and Part 2 has the left side cutoff, which results in the phono preamp being shown on Part 1 and the power supply on Part 2. Unfortunately, while very similar, Parts 1 and 2 are not same version of the schematic. The specific problem I have is the phono preamp plate voltage feed from the power supply (Part 2) is listed at 190vdc, which I have measured to be 188vdc. This same supply is listed on at the phono preamp in Part 1 as 270vdc, which is then reduce to 170vdc and 120vdc before going to the plates. I have measured the plate voltages to be about 120vdc and 78vdc; this seems very low as these tubes are rated up to 300vdc plate voltage. It plays okay but I think it could be better.  I definitely have much lower volume from phono then the radio or Aux and this receiver seems to have a little bit of low volume in general for the watt rating. I’m currently running reissue russian TungSol 12AX7/ECC803S gold pins and I have some used mismatched vintage tubes that work but strength is unknown; there are differences but in general new and old tubes work the same. Should I adjust the power supply voltage to the plates by changing resistor values and if I do what tube performance parameter should I being trying to achieve?

https://www.radiomuseum.org/r/harman_ta_5000xta5000.html

Thanks for reading and any input is welcome.
Bill