I'm sorry, but your (Kevin Haskin's) response is a bit off. dB is a relative term. It is only an ABSOLUTE value when it is related to some other value. For example, dBm is with respect to power, with 0dBm being equal to 1 mW. Sound pressure levels must also have a standard value, and a related dBx value. dB, on the other hand, is relative - as in "this signal is 10dB larger than that one". A dB volume scale for that reason is a reasonable request... although the "reference" level is somewhat arbitrary. If the maximum level is 0dB, (or 100%), then you could have a volume scale which reads in -dB values.
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