I have fully disassembled an Indigo (v1).
Not a pretty task as it's very invasive (ie. you have to dismantle it almost completely to literally get anywhere) and there are two circuit boards, but it's still certainly 'do-able' for anyone with confidence and a screw driver.
I posted pictures of the process here:
http://www.sunesha.nu/virusforum/vie...?p=25178#25178
I'll get around to swapping the pots out soon. I've just been using the Virus a lot lately and doing studio upgrades.
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The whole top panel is loose and ready to go off, but it stops at the right side, at the key all the way to the right. It seems like something meaningless metal is screwed into the right ?wood? panel, inside, so you simply can?t take it off.
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I suspect that that is a cable which attaches itself to a couple of boards.
I can't fully remember if it's detachable or not. I remember there was one cable that connected say the headphone or power switch to the PCBs (circuit boards), but there was another cable that I couldn't detach. You can see it in this picture:
.... the way the left hand PCB is flipped over from the bottom-right aluminium fascia, but is still adjoined by a cable.
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PS > And another thing! Will the Ti|3 have user customisable/importable wavetables?
A ribbon-controller or XY-Pad might be nice, too, please! Thanks!