Reddit reviews Andoer Caline 3 Ways Daisy Chain Multi-interface Connecting 1 to 3 Cable Cord Copper Wire for Guitar Effects Power Supply Adapter
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1 to 3 chain cable to power 3 effects at the same time.Made of high quality copper wire, good durability.High conductivity, wear-resistance, low weight and long service life.A good accessory for your guitar.
You could probably chain any of the Timmy, BB Preamp, and TU2, and Fuzz together without any noise problems using one of these.
Don't worry about isolation until you have to, i.e. when something does make noise. There's a fair number of combinations of pedals that you can chain together without any power supply noise problems.
Your supply should still be able to handle it. Figure out how many millaamps each of your pedals draw. Get some splitter cables. 6 of the outputs put out 100mA. 2 of them put out 250mA. So you’ve got 1100 total available. With a few splitters you should have plenty of juice. Just keep any noisier pedals on their own.
3 way daisy chain. pick up a couple of these.
Yah. Typical anything “analog” is far less than 10 mA. A big muff is maybe 4, a tube screamer somewhere in there. I believe under supplying mA does not damage stuff it just won’t work right. You can daisy up 8 or 9 on 100 mA, depending how much “noise” you add, and you probably won’t do that either.
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This one will split an existing cable you have rather than plug direct into the power supply. Same difference. I believe this was the one I use unless I did find one a little cheaper.
Absolutely! These are the first two I would recommend, just to get started auditioning different pairings. The main "rules" are, as you may know, don't cross digital pedals with analog pedals, and keep Strymon(or other high current draw digital) pedals separate and isolated. Feel free to deviate, as long as you are providing enough total mA and keeping the polarity the same.