Those are both mid to late 80's Chinese.
Back in the day, they were about all you could get other than Ei's which were poorly made or NOS. Even Marshall was putting them in labeled ECC83. I have a box full of old pulls with Soldano, Mesa, National and a host of other names. They are not audibly bad tubes, but they were hit and miss with quality as well. The ones I preffered the most in the 80's were the ones with the silver mica spacer on top, also known as Silver Specials. I don't know where this Svetlana preamp tube phase came in, but they suck now and always have, even the EF-86. The JJ's, even with a bright amp can be a dark sounding tube. It's a crap shoot to find the perfect tube for you amp and the tone you are looking for. I usually keep between 6 to 12 preamp tubes from all brands to try out, no Svetlana's of course.
Oddly, when I bought a MK III GS, I left the mish mosh of old Mesa Chinese, EH and GT's in with the new Svetlana 6L6 and EH EL-34's.
The amp sounded so good I did not want to, as we say queer it. The V4 on the IIB schematic is a 12AT7, but increaseing the gain 20% with a 12AX7 should technically boost the reverb. I think you may want to give the amp a spring cleaning if you have to run the reverb on 10. It could be due more to dirty pots, contacts or a spring in the tank coming off. I had one with sticky springs from the glue evaporation on the foam. They felt like they were dipped in maple syrup.
Good Luck.