Yes with a bit of planning you can fit 2 in a 5cm panel.
I added dual outputs and a link from input one to input two. So you can trigger both from the same signal unless you plug something into input 2
My issue with this circuit it it’s impossible to use in trigger mode with long attack times and release is too short and it’s max value (to my taste) And it’s output voltage doesn’t seem to be high enough to open my lmnc quad vcas completely.
Have fun with it!
Lol i feel wasteful now with my 10cm single AD/AR panel.
Haha but the goal of Kosmo is to have PLENTY of space to play with! You surely delivered 
today’s fun going through the old cable mess!
Quick question about Rohs pcbs,
When you order from JLC to europe, did anyone ever encounter issues importing non-Rohs goods?
No. Three orders over two years (+ one lost somewhere… still waiting for it to be delivered or refunded).
Had to pay taxes once, so they got “checked” by customs. But obviously they don’t make a chemical analysis for a few PCBs…
Especially since they should be destroyed if not conform to the legislation, instead of bringing in taxes if they don’t check for that 
looks great , maybe box in the bottom to put misc. stuff in
Places for contact mics and preamps also come im handy.
I thought ROHS only applies to good to be sold assembled.
I have had 7-8 orders from JLC over the last 9 months.
thanks, that makes sense.
looks sharp . dam I should take a little more time with my stuff , just have a back log of projects and very little time …
yeah I tend to hoard project parts and never know when to start.
Now I just check which one I have all the parts for and assemble it all the way.
I found a local shop that can cut raw 2mm aluminium panels for litterally less than one euro each, after drilling I just use black spay paint.
For lettering I use Gedeo silver foil leaves, they have a special mixtion glue that you can apply with a brush to draw anything you like and the silver will stick to it, super easy.
Also one thing I try to do in every module is to use switching jacks.
Starting next week I will run wires between the modules to make a basic semi-fixed patch.
That way it’s ready to go with no cables and I can switch things easily.
I have had the AI Synthesis tape delay module for something like eight months and I acquired the required Marantz PMD-221 tape deck almost as long ago.
For some reason, I waited until today to find a 5V wall wart and solder two wires for the speed mod. It sounds much better than I had anticipated. Quick demo:
