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G&L L2500 USA options question

Hey guys, I'm getting ready to order a bass, and I wanted some input from all of you. I'm ordering the Redburst finish on my G&L L2500 USA with a quarter sawn maple neck. I'm not sure what options I want for the neck though. I am thinking of a color-matched headstock with vintage tint gloss. Your opinions are wanted please. BTW, I'm ordering it with a maple fretboard. Thanks.:)
 
My L2000 doesnt have fret markers. I really like the clean look.

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I went light tint satin with a clear gloss headstock, finishes it off nicely. The vintage tint is really yellow, check it out before you order it. Light tint to me adds a nice warmth without screaming fake vintage.

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If I were ordering a Redburst w/maple board, the GNT option would be at the top of my list. I love the feel of it, think it would look killer with Redburst.

You could also get the "natural wood" body binding option, looks pretty good on Redburst IMO. Like this one...

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+1 for wood binding for sure. I like it! I was under the impression that GNT neck finishes were no longer an option, and that vintage tint was it's replacement. Further, G&L does not recommend using Vintage tint with wood binding because it's hard to match. I really think I'll go with the light tint gloss neck with wood binding. Still thinking about the matched headstock option. Anyone else have thoughts on that? Yay or Nay?