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Rick explains: >the pedal is called visual volume , it`s a passive stereo volume pedal >w/, i think ,10 LED`S on the top left side , that shows you where the >pedal is -visually- in its throw , i.e. 3/4`s down , 1/2 way, full , >none,etc. to see the LED`S you plug in the wall wart adaptor.*the reason >i got this pedal is b/c it was the clearest one i`ve hearrd & i`ve had >the BOSS pedals & the earnie ball etc , etc...the adaptor isn`t plugged >in when i use it , but if you`re on a dark stage or in a dark room ,it >would be a great map.... >they also make distortion & other type of pedals too....... Interesting idea. Really we do not have a very acurate feeling for the angle of the ancle. For volume I do not think its very important, because you imediately hear what you do, but as a FeedBack for looping it might be the solution: The result of the feedback reduction is only audible after a whole loop goes by. So with some experiece, you can determine how much you want to reduce the feedback and control with the LEDs whether your foot acts right. My personal solution was to use a fader instead of a pedal to get the visual control. But I have to take my shoes of to control it, which makes me famous here, but is not everyones thing... Do you have some more indications about the visual volume? Is that the brand? Price? WWW page? Thank you Matthias