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pics!?!?...we experimented with brass frets for a while. He later changed them to brass inlays at the fret lines for me. It looks pretty sweet IMVHO.
Depending on the instrument, the added weight can be a blessing or a curse. In my case, I was lucky - it darkened up the sound, increased the sustain and a bit more volume. Of course, there are some horror stories that contrast my experience, but you never know for sure until you try - and it's an expensive experiment.... Chris
If you're in Chicago, I'd check to see if Scott Henrie does extensions. I have heard nothing but great things about his work.
If you're in New York-all of the guys you have mentioned have great reputations. My bias is towards Arnold. If I get an extension, he'd be one of the first guys I would check with.
Hey, I actually am driving my bass out to Chris Threlkeld-Wiegand next week! I'm driving out there with Jason Roebke, a bassist here in Chicago, who is having his bass worked on by Chris now.