Agree with the idea of seeing them in blue Luminlay, that would be sweet.
I kind of like them because they don't "pop out" more. Honestly, when I've ordered custom basses before, I will, 99.9% of the time, order them WITHOUT face dots. I really prefer a "clean" fretboard. I would've ordered my Dingwalls without face dots, but they're so small, they're kinda cute, and I'm a sucker for Luminlay!
Pitch Black Ebony + 3mm "rings" in Blue Luminlay=PERFECT FRETBOARD!

A note on the Luminlay -- there are numerous Side Dot options available, so always make sure you get the one you want.
They have solid dots (green and blue) in various sizes, and they also have them with a "Pipe", which means that the glowing dot is surrounded by an outer circle that is either white or black.
If you are getting up there in years like I am, your eyes may not work as well as they used to, like mine don't.
So I want to be able to see the dots in normal room light and daylight as well as in the dark.
I've had a couple of basses that had plain dots or dots with a white pipe on a maple fingerboard and maple neck, and it was extremely hard for me to see the dots in the daylight.
I got a bass with all maple but with the black pipe, and it made it MUCH easier to see the dots in the daylight.
I also had one with dark wood and a black pipe, and all I could say was, "What was the builder thinking?" He was just lazy and used whatever dots he had on hand rather than getting the right type. The black pipe served no purpose.
My $0.02 suggestions:
-Get black pipe if they are going into a maple background.
-Get white pipe if they are going into a dark-colored wood. The white pipe makes the dots even easier to see in daylight than the plain solid Luminlay dots.
They also come in different diameters. Personally, I like the 2mm dots inside of the 3mm or 3.5mm pipe.
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