So to answer my own question - It turns out that you need to remove all of the screws from the bottom of the solus and also the two rubber feet closest to the handle of the case. You also need to remove 6 screws from the perimeter of the top control panel. The one on the left and right side of the p...

Good to know about the sliders - I just tried pulling a few up and they didn't give at all, so I stopped, thank god.

The Solus is built into its own road case, and it doesn't look like there is a panel on the bottom of it. It seems that the bottom is all one solid piece...

I did find this:

Obsolete Synthesis Axxe Restoration

I might try to contact that dude...

Sounds simple enough. Do I just pull straight up on the sliders and knobs to take them off? I don't wanna break em. Anything tricky I need to worry about as far as taking it apart is concerned? I think I read somewhere that something (wire or something) might be attached to the top panel? I've searc...

Hey all - I have an Arp Solus that behaves as if the low D key is constantly being pressed even though it's not. I can get sounds from the keys below the low D (the Arp Solus gives priority to lower notes), but pressing the keys to the right of the low D gets no results. So I assume something under ...