I gigged with my Brice, that cost me less than $300, yes I coated the board with marine epoxy but it worked well without it. I just wanted to give it more muah.
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do you have a recommendation or are you here to be difficult?
Do you have an actual question or are you here to be contrary?
Save up and get a GWB205.
The Gary Willis Ibanez is a pretty unique bass. Single pickup, tight string spacing, two band eq, ramp. Are these the things you're after? Any reasons not to get it?
That Bunny has a coated board, one of the few production basses that does. I'd love to get my hands on one.ESP now has a Bunny Brunel model, nearly identical to the Carvin model with Aguilar pickups and preamp.
ESP Ltd BB-1005 Fretless Bunny Brunel Signature 2019 See Thru Orange Burnt
I'd say that's "gigable" for sure!!!
I play Skjolds as well, and I think the GWB is the right call. It even looks a little like a Gen series.
Stingrays sound great fretless too, for many of the same reasons - similar pickup placement and electronics approach.