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Butchering a daisy chain...


bakerster135
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You can, but you'd be better off just taping up the unused plugs so that they don't short out on earthed parts. Better still, find a rubber cap that you can cover them up with. The caps used to cover up the ends of lengths of cable sold in Wickes will work for this!

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I've cut quite a few because I want a tidy pedal board, but inevitably you'll want it longer again in the near future. So now I have a box with shortened daisy chain cables with too few plugs. :)

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To echo others, it should still work just fine, but i wouldn't see a benefit in doing it. Have you looked at other power solutions if you want the tidy board i.e. the various bricks? This thing worked great for me before i upgraded to a Gigrig setup [url="http://www.dawsons.co.uk/dr-tone-psu10-power-supply"]http://www.dawsons.co.uk/dr-tone-psu10-power-supply[/url]

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