High!

I tried out Christian's suggestion about rounding the profile ribs of 
the   upper pedal face... so I cut off a 0.18 millimetres wide section 
of the triangular profile (as shown in the two small images) and 
replaced it by a matching cylinder (the math was somewhat tricky due to 
lack of training - unfortunately I don't juggle trigonometric formulae 
all day...)

But the highlights on the ribs even now show only up at high resolutions 
like the 2400 by 1800 image from which the section with the volume pedal 
is cut - and even then there is still an interference pattern! Perhaps I 
should do it even at 7200 by 5400 pixels, which is roughly the human 
eye's resulation (at 1 arcminute with a FOV of 120 by 90 degrees)...

See you in Khyberspace!

Yadgar

Now playing: Up In Flames (20 Colours)

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> But the highlights on the ribs even now show only up at high resolutions 
> like the 2400 by 1800 image from which the section with the volume pedal 
> is cut - and even then there is still an interference pattern!

Hmm ... the structure does seem to be rather fine. Did you render
with anti-aliasing? And as other have suggested, try using a dark
grey instead of black for the color. Of course, you can also try
to make a duller (wider) highlight (phong_size or roughness).

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