Sorry about starting a few threads today... I know there's a good chance (and good reason that this might be ignored entirely)
So, before I ask the question, I did something stupid. I know it, and should have read more before planning. But, my mistake isn't going to go away, so I was hoping for some input as to the best way to deal with it.
I was making a pedalboard with several effects. One or two required bipolar or AC power. I figured out how to run them all off of the same AC voltage, regulate to the +/-DC I needed, and called it a day.
Being an idiot, I didn't stop to think that daisy chaining AC wasn't going to work. I have 3 pedals I built or planned to build to take 15-ish VAC, and a frostwave resonator that takes 15VAC
I'd rather not build a spyder, or deal with mains voltage (as I clearly am not prepared for that), and was trying to mount everything on a small pedalboard.
I figure the best solution is to get a small box to plug one AC adaptor into, and regulate that to 15 or18 VAC. Then, rather than the usual boss style adaptors, I use stereo 1/8 inch pllugs like old DOD effects, and supply the pedals with +/-DC. Regulate it in any pedal that might need a different voltage, and I should be set. I know this isn't as good as isolated power supplies, but its smaller and I think it should be acceptable. I'd have to modify the frostwave (nothing permanent) , hopefully just by changing the power jack, and putting the + to the positive regulator, and the - to the negative.
So, is there any other better, easier solutions? Does that sound like a logical way to compensate, even though its not ideal and I should've smartened up before starting the project?

Thanks for putting up with my endless questions.