The Cosmos Delay is a triple-head PT2399 delay inspired by the Roland Space Echo. It is designed by Chris Carter and is only available as a DIY project. It takes the original concept of the Roland Space Echo and adds individual delay time and volume control to each head, allowing users to create their own rhythmic textures. It also has a rotary switch to synchronize the delay heads in four different ways and a Vpath rotary switch to set the feedback loop. It also has a dry switch, tails control, and a slam switch to drive the signal into chaotic feedback. This is not a beginner-friendly project and requires patience to get the best results. The controls include potentiometers for bass, delay 1, delay 2, delay 3, feedback, level 1, level 2, level 4, mix, and treble. The switches include DCTRL, DRYKILL, VPATH, tails, and slam.

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