Vintage V4MTB

Anyone have opinion of Vintage V4MTB (Tony Butler signature)? I have EJM96 which is amazing bass, but I'm big fan of precision-type basses and V4MTB is really great. So what do you think? Thanks.

I bought one a few weeks ago. Good piece of kit.
I should add that I play guitar, and was looking to replace my knackered old cheap bass. I know the Watsons and knew Stuart Adamson. I don't really know Tony, though I have met him a few times. He wouldn't put his name to it if he didn't rate it.
It suits what I want to do with it - record bass at home and there's a kind of perverse humour in having his signature model! It'll never get gigged or leave the house unless someone borrows it, but I'm sure it would be up to it.

I appreciate your answer, thank you.

You're welcome.

FWIW, the pickups were far too close to the strings 'out of the box', but then that's true of most guitars these days. I was recording with it yesterday and having a nightmare with it overdriving the inputs... got a ruler out, checked the 'net (I'm a guitarist, so not familiar with how a bass should be setup) dropped the pickups to Fender's recommended spec, problem solved.
It's a hell of an improvement on my old bass - a Hohner P-Bass - which would have been the equivalent instrument20 years ago. I'm very pleased with it... in fact, I'm actually getting quite attached to it.

I should add that I play guitar, and was looking to replace my knackered old cheap bass. I know the Watsons and knew Stuart Adamson.