Exactly – Perhaps as an either/or option with the catchup feature.
I'm thinking if the delay time knob flashed the current setting upon moving the knob, I'd no longer use catchup. The only reason i use it now is because it provides some chance of showing me what my current settings are before i make changes.
Then again, what we're discussing seems (to me) like it's a possible enhancement to the existing catchup feature. With catchup turned on, the pedal already displays/flashes the existing setting when the knob is touched. It's only when the knob is physically very close to the existing setting that you don't get the display of the existing setting.
The problem is that since the knob is so sensitive, and the spectrum of settings it controls is so wide, that the physical position of the knob is useless as far as providing feedback to the user.
