Complex pedal chain questions.......

I have alot of really nice pedals that I really like to use. When I am playing out I pick the right tools for the job and only take those. At home in my music room I like to keep most all of them hooked up and ready to use. Here is the list of pedals in the order I am currently running them:

Skreedy PigMine
AnalogMan Astro Tone
Skinpimp Fuzz face
Tu-2
Mini Deja Vibe
Wampler Black '65
Durham Zia Drive
Lumpy's Liquid Led (running at 18 volts)
Lumpy's Lemon Drop
Hardwire DL-8 Delay/Looper
EHX Stereo Poly Chorus
Keeley Katana Boost

I am not running long cable lengths. 6' Mogami cables from guitar to pedals and from pedals to amp. 6" George L or Lava patch cables. All pedals powered through two PP2+'s except the fuzz pedals which are running off batteries..

My question involves "popping" that is beginning to occur mostly when I engage a pedal and less frequently when I disengage a pedal. I THINK this has to do with buffers? Which of my pedals actualy have buffers (other than the Tu-2)? Is my pedal order off? I run the fuzz pedals before the TU-2 as I have been told that fuzz pedals do not liike to see a buffer?

In general what can I do to get rid of the popping issue?

Thanks....................................

 

No it is not all the pedals. The fuzz pedals never pop, but the OD pedal seem to be the consistent poppers. I have been using Voodoo Labs voltage splitter cables on some of the OD's to avoid having to use two power supplies.

 

Did that...........all good.

 

Yes, this seems like a good place to start. Yes, Oceanside is a pretty nice place! TOOOOO many people!

Still would like to know which of my pedals actualy have buffers? I know the TU-2 has one that is NOT well respected. Doesn't the Hardwire DL-8 have one? And, doesn't the Katana Boost have one?