Robert, I sent you a few photos, illustrating the respective resistor. Let me know if it's not obvious. You just do this for each tube... Once you get the hang of it, you can almost do it in your sleep. In fact, I had my daughter do it for the pictures - she was 12 years old at the time.
110 mV is applicable for whatever output tube you are using in the JOR. Please note, you cannot use 6L6 (5881/KT66) variants. If you can (or, Pierre), please let us know if your experience in rolling the 12AX7/5751 drivers impacts the bias settings ala the differences in gain from manufacturer to manufacturer. Unfortunately, your dealer in Thailand is incorrect in his assertion that the amplifier is autobias. It is not fixed bias, either. As you know, the bias is set using the potentiometers...
Paul, I'm using JJ KT88. This is the KT88 that Jadis sources as well. I believe they say they are special issue for Jadis, but I'm not willing to spend that kind of price premium. The EL34 tubes I use are also JJ. I'm not a fan of Russian tubes in most instances. The Chinese Shuguang/Valve Art/Penta KT88 have a lot of fans right now, and Kevin Hayes is even using them as the OEM tubes in the VAC equipment, which says a lot to anyone who is lucky enough to know Kevin. The KT77 would appeal to someone trying to split the KT88/E34L line, though in the JOR they may give up some power to the KT88 - I don't have a JOR around these days to find out.
Interestingly enough, we had a 12AX7 tube shootout at my home on Saturday morning, and the Chinese Shuguang 12AX7 came in third place out of a pretty impressive lot of six variants. I know that Pierre really hates the Shuguang 12AX7, but Jadis France and I are pretty high on it. At any rate, it's nice to see a $6 new production tube fare better than some of the most vaunted NOS 12AX7 varieties.