Nouvelle Strymon : FLINT

-Strymon specializes in digital modeling of such a high degree, that it takes the entire processing power of a Sharc DSP to run their algorithms (I know DC had drive pedals, but only one DC pedal has even made it across the line so far)
-They have one analog pedal (OB.1) which has 3 knobs
-This pedal has 5 knobs and 2 dipswitches (possibly 4 way)
-There are two lines of text above the left LED (seems a bit complicated)
-The pedal is clearly next to modulation pedals on the product page of the website
-Strymon said on their twitter that they were not making a drive pedal

How many trems are on the market right now that are stereo in? Very few. I feel Strymon could do a really good trem. I would hope it is stereo in, but I have a bad feeling it wont be in favor of an expression control. Not enough pedals have stereo inputs, which is a huge problem when you are trying to put together a stereo pedalboard.
Here's another question:

How many trem pedals can actually cross two signals between two amps? (Panning simultaneously a stereo signal around the room). To my knowledge, none that are widely available. I have one but I had to have it custom made.

El Capistan is, it's a combination of capstan (tape roller) and el capitan (a giant rock that produces echoes in california).
Brigadier is named after Bucket Brigade chips
Timeline...well that's obvious it manipulates playbacks and time/delay lines.


Lex = Short for Leslie
Ola = Waves of chorus (Spanish)
Orbit = Spin or tape reel going around and around
Blue Sky = Reverb bigger than a cathedral
OB1 = Optical compressor/Boost (and their first pedal?)