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It looks like the v1 cosmi doesn't have a mix knob but I can't find if the v2 or v3 can get there or if it just mixes in more wet signal without removing the dry?

Didn't really want to start a thread just for this simple question but there wasn't another cosmi thread on the first page!

mix knob is full vibrato at full clockwise, with the invert switch giving it 2 slightly different eqs, one a bit thicker/bassy and the other a little more bright

Yep, what the good doc said.
I have two Cosmis on my board and one is always at 100% wet.

(the other is set for cheesy 80s fusion horrible chorus... )

goroth wrote:
(the other is set for cheesy 80s fusion WONDERFUL chorus... )

fixed that for you Goroth

I can't help it man. I had it set for a more modern chorus sound - a bit like Meshuggah in their clean parts - but I messed around with the mix knob and whatever and found a great jazz fusion chorus tone. I'm not great at playing jazz, and I don't even like fusion, but it just made me grin... so it's staying that way now haha.

with your dislike of Fusion .. i think you made some Fusion!

The posts so far in this thread pay tribute to the amazing versatility of the Cosmi.

I love that it can do all that stuff, and sounds so good doing all of it.

It really is the be-all and end-all of choruses.

Thinking of trying one! I had a small clone at one point that I tried to mod to pieces and I kinda screwed it up but I got some awesome tones out of it before. Kill dry was my favorite but it was kind of broken in a bad way

Thanks guys and thanks Robert, sorry I didn't chime in sooner! Fire away if you have any other questions!

What is the difference between a V2 and a V3 Cosmichorus? They have a V2 at local shop (at least I think it's a V2), and I figured I'd test it a go when I'm over there to pick up some other stuff.

IMO get the v3. I find it so much easier to dial in than the v2, and the v3 can do so much more. The update really was a big jump forward!