Too bad the VP160 wasn't available at the time but I can't imagine anyone buying a VP150 when the much better VP160 is available for only $100s more. Me thinks VP150 will quitely go away in short time.
I personally doubt it, I think a market for a smaller box, and on-wall variety of VP150 will still be around. Not everyone needs to satisfy a wide off-axis audience. Myself, for instance. But the VP160 will be a much better choice for those that can work it in. I've been much pleased with the output from my VP150. But since I can work in the in-cabinet model of VP160, I've decided to pre-order one of those.
