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Can you tell us, specifically, why? Aside from the fact that it looks totally cool.
Well, first off, it's a P/J, which I tend to favor. The wood choices are also significant. Mahogany body, maple neck and ebony board is one of my all-time favorite wood combos, and the ash center tone block should tighten things up a bit. The overall tone is this great mix of clarity, attack, balance and fullness. The F bass preamp is one of my favorites, and one of the most "musical" preamps I have encountered, but to be honest, I loved it just set flat. And of course, being an F bass, it is super comfortable to play, either sitting down or on a strap, and the neck felt especially good.
Here are the deets on the 40th Anniversary P/J.

