As far as I know, Bespeco doesn't make pedals that inspire pride or user loyalty in anyone-- I hate to rag them, but their venture into guitar, bass, and keyboard pedals and effects seems more like a company upping their profit margin than any real interest in what they're producing: Bespeco mainly makes musical accessories (cases, cables, connectors, er... sportswear?), and effects like them are sort of like Pepsi's foray into bottled water.
Still, passive volume pedals are what I use as voltage controllers for my Moog, and I learned from experience that pots eventually get scratchy and Ernie Ball pedals tend to fail, so as long as they're cheaply replaceable, it's best not to invest too much in them. Bespeco fits the bill.