Mono in Stereo Out pedals?

[Modulator]

So these are the ones I can think of. What else is there? Ping pong delays, swirling pans, etc.

Strymons
some Pigtronix, like the echo
A couple 4MS pedals
H9 and the other Eventides of course
MXR Stereo Chorus
Analogman Stereo Chorus
Fulltone Tremolo (new ST version)

And I can't think of any others right now.
Any stereo phasers, flangers, delays that bounce or swirl?

 

[9520575]

Moog: phaser, cluster flux, midi murf
Cusack tap a whirl

 

[cbpickin]

Maxon PH350 phaser

 

[rck]

a few of the iStomps

 

[wilto]

Byoc flanger.

 

[1198SP]

MXR Analog Chorus

 

[SonicBoom]

Deja Vibe Stereo
Ibanez Stereo Chorus
Neo Ventilator I
Roland Space Echo 301 (technically not true stereo or a pedal - repeats go to one output, dry is other)

 

[JPF]

Akai Headrush II
E-H B9 organ machine

 

[DaveKS]

Vox Delaylab

 

[Modulator]

Sweet, keep them coming!

A few that I have that I even forgot about.

Roland Space Echo 301 (technically not true stereo or a pedal - repeats go to one output, dry is other)

delays with wet/dry outputs are welcome too. The Moogerfooger Phaser isn't technically stereo, but it has an aux output. The MF104m delay also has a dry/wet output. I'm just looking for ideas on making a mono signal wider, which includes wet/dry in my opinion.

 

[rck]

Seymour Duncan Vapor Trails has wet/dry functionality.

 

[fl00dsm0k3]

does the MXR phase 99 count

 

[Pedal Dan]

Boss DC-2.

 

[twp]

Descent Reverb.
Micro POG (dry out / effect out option).
Boss PS-6 (dry out / effect out option).
MXR Analog Chorus (dry out / effect out option).

For all three dry out / effect out option pedals, the "dry out" does not produce signal when the effect is bypassed. I'm positive about that for Micro POG and Analog Chorus... pretty sure for PS-6.

 

[Tommy Biggs]

I have a couple of old Boss pedals - CH-1 & RV-3
I bought the CH-1 for $25 used.

Someone gave me a Line 6 DL4, That will take mono or Stereo in.

 

[mekuvez]

Flux Effects Liquid tremolo
Dawner Prince Viberator vibe
Digitech Multi-Chorus
Analogman - Bi-Chorus