OK, I forgot this was a foot pedal unit which explains why you want it away from your amp. I don't see where the voltage drop will be, you will be bypassing the diodes. Unless the snake is very thin wire there should not be much drop in the cable.
Run the unit with the ac adapter and measure the DC voltage at the + end of C47 on the schematic (this is where you will be connecting your DC power). Choose a DC adapter (regulated) that puts out that DC voltage and is rated for 18 watts. Theoretically it will be a 12V 1.5A that you need, but best to measure the actual voltage in the unit, to eliminate any error. Might as well measure your line voltage at your wall outlet while you are at it.
Connect negative from DC supply to - side of C47 and positive from DC supply to + of C47.
Hopefully it will help your hum. Are the signal lines in your snake shielded?
Run the unit with the ac adapter and measure the DC voltage at the + end of C47 on the schematic (this is where you will be connecting your DC power). Choose a DC adapter (regulated) that puts out that DC voltage and is rated for 18 watts. Theoretically it will be a 12V 1.5A that you need, but best to measure the actual voltage in the unit, to eliminate any error. Might as well measure your line voltage at your wall outlet while you are at it.
Connect negative from DC supply to - side of C47 and positive from DC supply to + of C47.
Hopefully it will help your hum. Are the signal lines in your snake shielded?
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