which 2 pedals to not isolate?

Just to be on the safe side I'd go with whichever pedals would be the easiest / cheapest to replace. Pedals not isolated from each other that fail can sometimes damage other pedals sharing the same circuit. Plus, if something would go wrong with the power supply circuit they share it would effect / possibly damage both pedals. I'd offer the best protection to the pedals that are most valuable to me.

 

It's usually not a problem to run two low-draw analog pedals on one outlet. But check the current draw in the pedals' manuals and try the combination before you hit the stage or studio to be sure they don't make a weird noise together or act funny. The only noise issues I've had from not isolating power was combining a digital pedal (Nano Pog) with an analog fuzz (Fuzz Factory). It made a little high pitched digital whine, and not the hideous, loud, high-pitched oscillation I wanted the Fuzz Factory to make.

 

The delay is the one pedal I would not split power to, delays tend to like a lot of clean power. I bought a One Spot Pro CS-6 for size reasons as well. it's 1.22" high and has switches for different voltages on several lines. It's $20 less the Cioks-4a at Sweetwater.

 

I run this entire board off of one wall wort (stored next to the tuner when not used) for years now. What was the question?

 

I wouldn’t worry too much. I have a DC7 and have split a port between two high-draw digital pedals, a digital and an overdrive, etc. It’s all been fine.

 

Id run the BD2 and CE2 on the daisy chain if I had to split power anywhere on that board! Best of luck....sounds like an awesome selection on the board already!!!