Thanks for the kind words.
I found this to be a great beginner's practice for a sub-d guy, as it was relatively easy to stay on known terrain:
It's a more or less blocky shape, so that extrusions, bevels (pardon me: fillets) and a few booleans got me 99 percent of the way. Just one percent left for lofting, sweeping, blending and all of the other exotic stuff you NURBS guys and girls spend your time with...;-)
And BTW: According to the manufacturer's website, this tuner can be used for guitars and basses alike.
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