I have a Yamaha Stagepas 300 PA system with the left channel out. There are separate power inputs to each Power Amplifier. I repaired the left channel amplifier so both work. However, I still have no left channel output to speaker. Both speakers are good. I have a multimeter and an old Radio Shack signal tracer for troubleshooting and that's it. I checked all voltage inputs to both amps and they match. Don't know how to proceed to check or trace signals or voltages at amp outputs BEFORE they go to speakers. Any help appreciated. Thanks in advance, Dave
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