Talking of SWs, my vintage Switch Blade used to go “clunk” when triggered. Considering the number of delays and sound-on-sound effects between it and the amp this could cause a myriad of unwanted “clunks” down the line. I solved the issue by inserting a volume pedal. All the same a bit of needless hassle.
I bought the new Switch Blade and started using it in the studio. …”clunk”!! I know it is a passive circuit, as opposed to some AB/Ys out there, still it seems a pity to be back to square one after over 30 years of (advanced) technology. Hmm!
Any ideas for de-clunking the Switch Blade before I get it modded?
All suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

The “clunk” I referred to is electronic, i.e. the exact opposite to the Fender switch board for my Fender Studio 180 amp which is 100% electronically silent.
The electronic “clunk” (which is what it sounds like) races down the effect chain and, if I have the Metal Muff and Electric Mistress and #1 Echo all up and running, comes out in the amp as a very loud “kerrump” repeated several times. Most annoying. :facepalm:
I reckon the issue is with the passive set-up of the pedal and I intend to mod it by getting a circuit added to “silence” the electronic switching interference I am getting.
Having said this, I will also take a closer look at the foot switch itself, it could be that the solder is out of spec.