+1 to Rickenboogie, with those two pedals in particular, I'd use the power supply they came with. The BMS manual says it takes 9V power, but also says "Do not use a power supply that is daisy chained to other pedals in the signal chain." Sometimes when daisy chaining different pedals on the same power supply, you can get some bad voodoo and it'll actually add noise or other problems.
I have two boards and use a
Dunlop Power Brick on one and a
1-Spot on the other and have had great results with both. The Brick is nice because it has both 9V and 18V power and can run things like my Tone Hammer and Pigtronix EP2 without a separate power supply. The 1-Spot is nice because it can run 8 pedals and while I've never had any weird problems, I do need an 18V wall wart for the EP2/Tone Hammer.
I've also read a lot about the
Voodoo Labs Pedal Power and the
T-Rex Fuel Tanks around Talkbass, but have never used them.
Depending on what you're using for a board, you can add a power strip for the wall warts without trouble. I've got a Pedaltrain PT1 and I've got a power strip mounted underneath. SUPER handy. I have my 1-Spot plugged into it, along with the 18V supply for my EP2 and can still plug my amp into it.
You might try looking through the Post Your Pedalboard threads. It started with
Post Your Pedalboard - Part I and we're currently on
PYPB XXXV: That's What She Said. Thirty-five threads of pedalboard goodness!!! (
!) You're not the first to have the problem with wall warts, there's a LOT of great boards in there and you might get some ideas for how to set yours up in a way that works for you.
5sg.
