All user reviews for the Morley Steve Vai Little Alligator Volume

a volume pedal in the usual format Morley, optoelectronics, no rack, so indestructible.
non-skid deck, in alientée with external 9V center negative tip 9V battery or in the cozy little apartment all caulked with moss.

UTILIZATION

super simple to use, with a buffer is transparent and does not color the sound.
Little more is the minimum volume potentiometer adjustable thanks to the small lower body, a valuable asset that allows a volume game nonzero if desired when the pedal is on the opposition raised level plateau. ..

SOUND QUALITY

nothing to say, great job at Morley

OVERALL OPINION

I used it for a while before stopping ... not that I was not happy but I got used to no longer serve me as my volume knobs scratch ...

The Morley little alligator is an optical controlled volume pedal. Most volume pedals operate with s volume pot similar to the one on your guitar with a string attached to the foot treadle. There is no internal potentiometer or string to wear out inside this pedal. It has standard 1/4" input and out put jacks, 9 volt DC jack, bottom battery compartment, and a knob for minimum volume when in heel down position.

UTILIZATION

This is as simple as it gets in the pedal world. I do not think I even ever opened the manual when I bought it.

SOUND QUALITY

I have used this both in front of my amp as well as in the effects loop with similar results. Many people complain about volume pedals sucking high end and fullness from their signal but I do not notice any of that with the Morley. It seems to preserve your tone even when dialing down the volume and I like it much better than using the guitar's volume control as that normally kills your high end. In the effects loop this pedal works great as a control for lead boosts. The minimum volume knob allows you to have the pedal all the way back in the heel down position for your main volume and then kick it up during solos. I like that much better than an abrupt volume change using some amps solo boosts. Using it in the effects loop also allows you to swell in distorted tones without reducing the amount gain.

OVERALL OPINION

I think this is one of the better volume pedals out there. I have tried the large Ernie ball pedals and they seem to roll off some high end. It is not really noticeable in the amp's effects loop but I use the volume pedal in different ways depending on the gig. I also prefer the optical set-up as opposed to the string in the Ernie ball. I have seen those things break on people in the middle of a gig and it's not something that can be fixed with a quickness. I have owned this pedal for many years now and not had one hang up with it.