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But it is quite a thick boy. Cioks DC7 + DC8 expansion will also do this but will cost more and take up more space by less thick.
Cooks DC7 + 8 expander (look in detail - might need to share an output for a couple of the simpler pedals)
or as it's for home/static:
just use what you have plus a cheap dedicated 9v supplies for the current hungry ones all plugged in to a socket strip
https://www.thomann.de/gb/harley_benton_powerplant_iso_10ac_pro.htm
As for "when am I ready?" You'll never be ready. It works in reverse, you become ready by doing it. - pmbomb
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That's very true - I hadn't even thought of going old school with it! Wood for the trees etc.
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Job done.
Thank you.
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*An Official Foo-Approved guitarist since Sept 2023.
The point where I have to spend time thinking about power supplies comes at the point where a board has got bigger than I can be arsed with.
But this is just for home and I want as much on as possible so I don't have to keep swapping stuff about. I have no intention of ever picking it up.
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That's it.
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It's a kind offer but I'm going to see if I can offload some stuff and buy something that will last me the next 30 years! Or maybe 20 depending on how the arthritis goes!
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Off the top of my head, I'd say that the Source Audio pedals and the EQ-200 need to be isolated - they'll probably work OK together, just not with some of your other pedals. The fuzz and Fuzz Wah will also need to be.
If the delay and reverb are digital - which I'm sure they will be - they'll also need an isolated supply (but will probably be OK together).
So...at a minimum, you need four isolated branches - one for the "other" pedals at around 500mA, one for the Source Audio and EQ-200 at around 700mA (guess), one for the fuzzes at <100mA and one for the delay/verb at around 800mA (most delays use around 300mA when rated at 500mA). Oh, and probably another for the wireless.
You could, for example, do all of that with any old 9V power supply capable of delivering 3A and four Joyo ZGP isolators, which also act as digital filters (in my experience). They're capable of 800mA, as opposed to the GigRig ones which can only do 100mA on any given output (or even the Timelord, which can do 500mA). Bonus, they're only about £12 each.
I'm not aware of any pedalboard supplies which can do that, mind, so you're probably looking at multiple power supplies, or a custom cobbled-together job.
Pricey, but I was reminded that my very elderly mother has yet to give me my 50th birthday prezzie and in her own words is trying to minimise the Inheritance Tax!
I decided not to educate her about needing to last another 7 years after a gift to avoid it. That might get taken the wrong way!
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