Now what do I do? I cannot seem to see any component that is burnt or mishapped. I have been a long time away from electronics and can't remember what to do next to try and make it work again. Looks like one of the wires came off the post on the driver and shorted one of the channels by contact with it's positive neighbor. What would that do?

I also have a Harman Kardon amp that I want to part out and make something simple out of, but I don't remember how to do that.

Unfortunately, I lost my schematic. Fortunately, I saved the pictures.
If anyone knows where I can get a little understanding of what it takes to make/recycle an amplifier in it's simplest form from parts of something so complex it's scary looking I would appreciate it. I've been away a long time. I can post as many pictures as you want.

Probably a coil shorting out due to a high amp transistor malfunctioning. Pretty much everything else would have burned out by then. Usually not worth repairing....better off finding a replacement board.

Donnie's right. DNR.

WOW!!!! I just reversed polarity of the leads for my new OB mains and added some nice resistors to try matching the outputs of the specific drivers so they sound flat and WOW! LET THERE BE high quality deep bass. No caps, no coils, 12ohms resistance.  (I now remember learning that more than 16 might kill your amp!!!

((I learned the hard way with the best 5.1 Receiver I've ever  
had.=0)  ))

EDIT:: Tube amp turned out to be a fake.