Thanks for your offer, will keep you updated.
You can put 3 or 4 diodes in series after the bridge rectifier but before filter capacitor to give you desired voltage drop(Just to chk your doubts). But I don't think that's going to help in reducing DC offset. Usually amp designers provide trimmer pots on pcb to reduce DC offset. I have it in my NAD C352 amp.
DC protection kicks in between/above 1 to 2V DC offset. 800mV is too high when we are talking about headphone amps. In your case that much DC is still within tolerance limits of power amp/speakers. BTW some class D amps give out around 500mV of offset which is considered "normal".
You can put 3 or 4 diodes in series after the bridge rectifier but before filter capacitor to give you desired voltage drop(Just to chk your doubts). But I don't think that's going to help in reducing DC offset. Usually amp designers provide trimmer pots on pcb to reduce DC offset. I have it in my NAD C352 amp.
DC protection kicks in between/above 1 to 2V DC offset. 800mV is too high when we are talking about headphone amps. In your case that much DC is still within tolerance limits of power amp/speakers. BTW some class D amps give out around 500mV of offset which is considered "normal".
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