Mcintosh C2600 preamp tube upgrade


I recently added the new McIntosh C2600 tube preamp to my system. It's paired up with the MC452 power amp along with Sonus Faber Elipsa speakers and Transparent interconnects/speaker cable.
I"m looking for some guidance with regard to upgrading the tubes in the C2600. Should I, or shouldn't I ? 
Also, what brand should I look for and where should I buy them. And finally, is this a diy upgrade or should I have it done at a audio shop? 
I appreciate any guidance all you audiophiles can offer
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Update...I've installed the Gold Lions and right out of the box there was a SIGNIFICANT improvement! To my ears the mid's and base are the most noticeable. 
Hard to believe a little over a hundred bucks could make such a dramatic improvement. 
Looking forward to listening after I hit that 200 hour mark!
I appreciate all who helped.
For my C2300 I used Gold Lions in line stage and Telefunken ribs in phono stage.  I have replaced my phono stage tubes with the Mc brand since I now have an external phono stage.
The C2300 enjoys a great reputation. I hope time will put the C2600 in the same positive light. 
I only upgraded the line stage because I only have CD player for source equipment.
Im curious about your thoughts on burn in time. Some say as low as zero hours  just warm up for 10-15 minutes prior to use, others say as high as 200 hours.
The input about the tubes is great, thank you everyone.  A couple of further questions about the 2600.  Does anyone know if the tubes are utilized when going through coaxial or optical inputs vs the balanced or unbalanced inputs?  I clearly hear a difference between the various inputs.  Also, are you enacting the tone control on your inputs.  Again, I hear a difference.  My components are the C2600, MC302, Martin Logan Summit X speakers and a Marantz SACD player.  Any thoughts / guidance is greatly appreciated.  
Thank you!