Yes, that's exactly what I'd like, but not because I'm completely nuts
I've already "modded" the odb-3 by puttin an old cellphone rechargeable lithium battery inside of it, wired to a TP4056 based charging circuit with an usb-c input to charge the battery, and a step up dc-dc converter to bring those 3.7 V to the 9 V needed by the pedal, all connected to the pedal 9v plug, so if I want it back to its original form I just need to remove those things from inside.
Since the battery is 3.7 V and 1450 mah, if I got the math right, by stepping up to 9 V I got a little less than 600 mah, which is plenty to power way more than 1 pedal for enough time. That's the idea, since I've already put the battery in there, why don't share it with other pedals? (all 'cause I need to use a noise gate with the odb-3
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I know, an external power bank could've been a better solution, but I didn't mean to use more than 1 pedal when I thought about this, I underestimated the noise the odb-3 generates...
So, I know this mod will involve soldering and unsoldering stuff, no easy "back to normal" this way, but I'm ok with it, at least I know I'll never use an external PSU with pedals again, knowing all the unwanted noise it adds, batteries are way cleaner AFAIK.
I'm also thinking of another solution: get completely rid of the PSU plug and put 2 usb females instead, one would be an usb-c charging port (now I have to open the battery slot to charge it 'cause that's where the TP4056 circuit is) and the other would be the "sharing" output, usb-c as well.
In this case can I simply unsolder the PSU plug without consequences? AFAIK when there's no PSU plugged in the socket is useless, so removing it should'nt make a difference, am I wrong?
Now for the question about moving this thread it'd be nice to have more traffic, so yes please! (I'll pay more attention to where I post next time!)
Thanks!
