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Since I usually play through 2 amps, I was thinking about getting a stereo tremolo pedal.
The #1 on my list is the Fulltone Supa Trem 2(the black, and not the ugly yellow one).
But is there other pedals I should consider?

Features I want:
-Must be able to do both panning and normal trem(with 2 amps).
-Also sound good in mono.
-Not too many knobs.
-No presets, displays, etc.
-Stereo in and out.

Boss PN2 all the way

The PN2 was the first I thought of when going down this hole.
But getting a PN2 off Reverb or eBay cost me about the same as the Supa Trem2, which has some features I like(especially the phase-correlation).
Anyone used the MRX(or Dunlop) Stereo Trem? Can be had for fairly cheap 2nd hand locally.

I've had the Supatrem 2 and the Mr. Black Panatrem. I thought both sounded really good, they were the two nicest sounding tremolos I've had. I think if I still had one, I would have the Supatrem 2. The Mr. Black Panatrem has harmonic tremolo built in and the Supatrem does not, but you can achieve the harmonic tremolo sound with the Supatrem by setting one amp dark and one amp bright and mixing in the phase knob, doing this led to the nicest sounding harmonic trem sound I've ever attained, and one of the nicest sounds I've ever come up with messing with pedals.
The Supatrem 2 is a hefty brick though if that's of concern.
I don't think the Supatrem has stereo in, just out. Panatrem does have stereo in/out.

It has stereo in.

Thanks for your insight. I'm 90% sure I'll go for the Supa Trem 2, made this thread just in case there was some awesome pedal I was not aware of.

Supa Trem 2 is the shiz. Loved the extra wave form, which is also the one that does that weird harmonic thing best when you get it in stereo.

Obligatory mention of the Dr Scientist Tremolessence. Need TRS cables for stereo though.

Supa Trem og has a great throb, and a Supa Trem 2 would be high on my list if I wanted to do stereo even though Mike Fuller is a dickwad.

Forget the Flint, because they believe in stereo outs but not panning.

4ms Stereo Panneur.

Didn't know about the 4ms. Cool sounds, but way to many knobs.
The Tremolessence is a contender for sure, but not sure how I like that it needs TRS-cables for stereo.

Going to Copenhagen this weekend for a gig, and hoping to have time to drop by the effektpedaler.dk-shop.
Looks like they have the Supa Trem 2 in stock, and for much cheaper than it cost in Norway, so will try it out along with other cool stuff I find there.
And hopefully bring one of them home with me!

Just here to add that the ST2 is indeed lovely.

Frequency shifter

lordgalvar wrote:Frequency shifter

Sound clips?