This version of Cosmos comes in a lightweight aluminum enclosure and weighs just 1.1 kg — making it easy to take to gigs, rehearsals, or just move around your setup without fuss. Same massive sound, less to carry.

Cosmos isn’t your average looper — in fact, it’s not really a looper at all. It’s more of an ambient chaos machine, built for evolving textures, shifting layers, and unexpected moments. Designed for spontaneous performance and inspired by Frippertronics and Brian Eno’s looping experiments, Cosmos turns everything you feed it into something bigger, stranger, and more beautiful.

This thing doesn’t do static, clean looping — it smears, slides, delays, and disorients your sound in real time. There are four algorithms:

• 2 delay lines
• 4 delay lines
• Huge reverb that simulates a hall measured in kilometers
• A granular looper that scrubs through the buffer with no clear beginning or end

Switching between algorithms is seamless — no clicks, no dropouts, and no loss of your loop.

Cosmos runs at 32-bit/48kHz stereo and gives you five footswitches for hands-on control: record, reverse, erase, and two assignable modes. All switches crossfade in and out instead of snapping, so transitions always stay smooth. High-pass and low-pass filters with fixed cutoff points let you clean or shape the texture. Reverse and Erase functions let you flip or chip away at the sound live.

The knobs let you dig deeper:

• Blur introduces crossfeedback between delay lines for dreamy smearing
• Drift adds subtle auto-panning
• Drive adds analog-style grit
• Suppressor/Compressor dynamically overwrites or levels out your loop

In short: it’s an ambient performance instrument disguised as a pedal.

Features:

• Stereo anti-looper / ambient texture machine
• Lightweight aluminum enclosure (1.1 kg)
• 4 processing modes: dual delay, quad delay, massive reverb, granular
• 32-bit/48kHz resolution
• 44.7 seconds of loop memory
• Smooth crossfading footswitches for hands-free control
• Filters (high & low pass) with 3 fixed cutoffs each
• Reverse and Erase switches
• Blur (crossfeedback), Drift (panning), Drive (saturation), and Suppressor/Compressor controls
• Delay feedback & dry/wet mix
• Stereo I/O
• Great for desktop or pedalboard setups