I could have sworn that I saw it here but I can't find it. And searching for "Dual Channel, 2 Channel A/B Compressor Pedal" hasn't turned anything up.

Somewhere...I saw a discrete 2 chanel compressor pedal with an "A" and "B" Channel with separate In/Out and controls. You could select either A or B and I think you could also stack them. Could be used to match levels for two different guitars or as a way to have two different compressors on hand in one pedal.

Any one know what it was?

http://www.analogman.com/rossmod.htm

the Analogman Bi-Comprossor I'm guessing.

It's the very fabulous TC Nova Compressor

http://www.tcelectronic.com/ndy-1-nova-dynamics/

I found one used. Didn't cost much and it rocks.

Nova! That's it.

The Bi-COmp is two different flavors of compression on one channel (Nice pedal by the way)

It doesn't come up much in searches as it is discontinued and doesn't seem to have been very popular.

I looked up the TC Nova, that looks like an interesting option for STICK , and TC generally make pretty good gear.

Quality's not always popular It's a very clever unit. You can either process channels independently or use both channels to "chain compress", a well known studio trick: lightly compressing twice is much better than heavy compressing once.

I have one and it works very well for our purposes

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I have not tried the TC pedal Olivier mentioned, but I LOVE the compressors in my TC Fireworx. They are part of my signal chain when I use the full rack, right after preamping and before the rest of the effects, to keep me from overloading inputs on on my other processor.