Fulltone CS Supa-Trem2 V2 Tremolo

I'm a bit of a trem hound and I own quite a few, but this one has taken a permanent spot on the pedal board.
Pros:
- Build oozes quality.
- Great and pretty diverse trem sounds.
- Stereo panning adds a unique dimension to your sound.
- With the stereo ins and outs, I'm actually using this as a replacement for my old signal splitter, my buffer pedal AND my clean booster pedal -- it will do all those jobs separately AND simultaneously with a twist of a few knobs. I have this pedal in the always-on position and just tweak sounds on the go.
Cons:
- Not the cheapest tremolo around and I was torn between this and the regular Supa-Trem, but I'm very glad I went for it; if you consider you're also buying a top-notch signal splitter, a stereo panner, a buffer and a booster at the same time, you're getting a lot of bang for your buck and you're actually saving room on your pedal board.
Conclusion: loving this thing!

In my search for the best tremolo i could get, i analysed the pedal board of a famous guitarist that plays on a Late Night Show Band because i loved his sound. I saw he used an original Supa-Trem so decided to buy a Supa-Trem2 Jr. and was flabbergasted with the quality of the sound when it arrived. So, and when i started to play in stereo with two amps. i made the obvious move - to buy the Supa-Trem2 v.2! What an unbelievable device - you have to hear it to believe it when you use the pan function. Oh, and it works at 9 or 18 volts for more headroom!

Pros: Strong, handbuilt, Professional feeling and sounding pedal; amazing stereo pan effect.