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The Morley Little Alligator Volume Pedal is a better volume pedal, equipped with Morley's electro-optical circuitry to ensure noise-free, super-dependable operation. The consistently smooth audio taper is set to Steve's painstaking specifications. A minimum volume knob is provided for setting a smooth transition between rhythm and lead volumes. Easy-access battery compartment and 'gator green LED indicator.
2 year replacement warranty.
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This is a great volume pedal, very quite. It is adjustable, so that you can use it to lower the volume to rythym, then hit it to raise it for lead without turning the volume completely off. Like the Morley Bad horsie, it is big, but that is my only complaint. A solidly made pedal. Buy one and practice your volume swells and horn noises! (Or not your choice)
I have owned this Little Alligator for awhile now and I must say I really enjoy using it. The pedal is sturdy, great for those voilin type sounds andnot to mention it is actually very comfortable to use. If you are a guitarist a volume pedal is an essential piece of gear and this is the pedal I not only recommend but as well as use.
I have owned this pedal for nearly 4 years. I bought it as a slightly inexperienced electric guitarist. At the time I thought it looked kinda' cool and as far as I knew it had good capabilities and the most important thing or so I thought was that it was cheap. And I got what I paid for. I would not buy it again and am planning to replace it with a Ernie Ball. It has very little control for volume swells and does not have the options I imagined it would. I know it is very cheap but again you get what you pay for. I would have rather saved 20 dollars more and bought an Ernie Ball which has amazing control for swells and are built like a tank. So Basically save you money. Do your research first and dont get sucked in by NAMM or Guitar mags.
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