Snell Type A

br3098,
Thanks, I was thinking the same thing!

Do not look for any 10" driver to replace the Snell 10."  Diameter is just one of MANY operating parameters that matter and the chance that another random 10" driver will reasonably match those other characteristics is close to zero.  If the foam edge has deteriorated (the most common problem with age), you need to get that edge replaced, either doing it yourself or having someone do it for you.  There are plenty of kits out there, for example, Simply Speakers has a Type A kit for $25 a pair.  This is an iconic speaker that still performs very well, so there are plenty of repair options out there.

Good luck.

The Snell’s sound good since I had the woofers re-foamed.  Someone recommended that I power them with a separate amplifier and let the Denon  AVR-X3300 power the rest of surround speakers.  Any ideas for an amplifier for a small budget?  Thanks again for all your advice.

I remember listening to amps in a showroom when they were new.

They absolutely need a stiff, low output impedance amplifier. An outboard Class D amp would do wonders for them.  Otherwise, used Parasound?

I found a pair of Meitner MTR 101 amplifiers at an estate sale for $20.  They work!  Im using them to power the woofers.  The Snell's sound better.  Thank yall for your advice.