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Ok, Hearing nothing I can tell you this. If Emulated Out is working signal must be getting to FET 6 (j175*) which gates off the drive to the PI when headphones are plugged in thus stopping drive to the 12BH7.
The gate circuit is arranged around TR5 (BC182**) and so something is awry in this circuitry and stopping drive to the PI and hence PA.
First check, link FET's drain to source. Sound? If so, 'cheat' the FET' s gate with a voltage. I am sure the tch can work it out from there.
*Almost and P chan FET will serve. ** Almost any ssig NPN transistor will do!
Dave
Had look at the map. Is the dirty channel "cleaner" than the clean channel when the former is at minimum gain?
If so I can only suggest FET1 or associated components. IC2a is the common input amplifier and IC2b is in the clean circuit. I have never had just one side of a dual chip fail but I guess it is possible. Check voltages on both output pins, should of course be close to 0V.
FET1 might not of course actually be faulty, the control voltage to its gate could be awry and biasing into some half on-half off-half arsed state.
This will be tricky to track down without a sine wave source and a scope I fear.
Dave. (PM sent)