Capacitor based analogue delay

[mistahead]

Ok - its Monday and the meds are giving me thoughts... such thoughts... mostly about how despite attempting to search out a reasonable approach to "Capacitor Bucket" (I think its called) analogue delay circuits I come up with nothing except a vague allusion to the Memory Man... which I'm not even going to kid myself into thinking is a good idea to try building.

So the question is - has anyone here seen, is currently holding, or could point me towards either articles or schematics regarding using what I believe is known as cap bucket delay?

Yes I know, lots of "better" and newer ways to do a doubling/ultra-short delay but I'm just looking at HOW it was done without tapes and digital delay chips (such as is in every second project these days      ), plus as one of my other comments earlier might imply - a doubler using some ultra-short delay and feeding the wet signal out into some shaping... drone some maybe... hmmmm.

But yeha - delay using caps KGO!

[armdnrdy]

Read through this.

http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/apr04/articles/synthsecrets.htm

[mistahead]

Hero - thank you very much.