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Matthias Grob wrote: > > 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 the company`s name is Visual Sound , check out the marck/97 guitar player mag on p. 119 for a review of their Visual Metal pedal . "powered by a 9-volt AC adaptor , the Visual Metal also fetures 11 LEDs that track pedal movement to visually indicate how much mayhem you`re about to unleash. A companion Visual Volume pedal is offered for $130." i got mine at guitar center for around $80. Visual Sound , in CT , 1-800-686-3317 again the main reason i got this was for its clarity , it`s not a chepo volume pedal w/ a smart option on it.... rick