Kora Explorer 90 amp- are 12ax7 tubes ok?


I have a Kora Explorer 90 that's in need of some new tubes. I just wanted to make sure that it's ok to replace the two 12at7 tubes with 12ax7 tubes. I googled some info that appears to say this is ok as a "tweak" but I can't seem to download the manual from the Kora website to make sure it won't harm the amp. Any help or advice is GREATLY appreciated. Thanks!
toddsheels
In most cases it is okay, as long as the ciorcuit can handle the 12AX7 which has a gain factor of 100, while the
12AT7 has a gain factor of 60. I would be certain before you make the switch. The amp may get more noise with the 12AX7.
Remember you lose 40% of the amplification factor of a 12AX7. The At7 is considered by many a bad audio tube because it was originally engineered to work in oscillators. As an input tube however it can work very well because it is a very good phase splitter. It is apparently a very versatile tube eliminating the need evidently for a separate phase. A fair number of engineers use them.
I used a variety of 12volt 9 pins in the input section of a 40wpc ultralinear amp using a very classic Mullard long tail circuit. I found some tubes just didn't sound so great but all of them worked well enough.
I have no idea what purpose it serves in a Kora . Be warned I am a technical know nothing