No.
The problem with multimeters is they tend to be limited to a few hundred hertz.
Your easiest/cheapest solution is to use a cell phone with a calibrated mic:
https://amzn.to/2V3ahik
and appropriate software. I use Audio Tools on android.
To see if a problem is an amp or a speaker, swap speakers.
Of course, you can also get really fancy and go with Room EQ Wizard or OmniMic.
The problem with multimeters is they tend to be limited to a few hundred hertz.
Your easiest/cheapest solution is to use a cell phone with a calibrated mic:
https://amzn.to/2V3ahik
and appropriate software. I use Audio Tools on android.
To see if a problem is an amp or a speaker, swap speakers.
Of course, you can also get really fancy and go with Room EQ Wizard or OmniMic.