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That implies that you're looking at it though. I've yet to nail it without staring at my feet the whole time. With the 1010 I could rest my foot on it and just peek every now and then. Todd Matthews <gtmatthews@gmail.com> wrote: >Hey Bill >For me the tactile feedback of a switch was replaced by the visual >feedback of the led lighting up momentarily as well as a four character >display changing to show what I just pressed. (REC, MULT, MUTE, FADE, >etc.) > >-Todd Matthews >On Feb 10, 2011, at 12:10 PM, William Walker wrote: > >> Dear all, thanks for the revealing comments. Larson, i like the cut of >your gib!!!, no coyness or sugar coating from you!, Its funny, in spite >of the lack of ringing endorsments I still see the SS as a controller I >could use. Its really interesting to me as well that the complaints about >its lack of tactile feel or an audible click to let you know a preset is >engaged run contrary to many people harping about the need for dead quite >switching. >> Bill >> > > > > >