Leave it up to the consumers actually intending on buying the products to decide that...as long as the products continue to fill a demand in the market, they should be justified in getting them out there. Upon its initial release the single most valid criticism of the OG Solaris was that it was too big-- and it was apparent from many early impressions that this was a big deal breaker for many...so in terms of pure economics it made perfect sense for CFA to get a smaller version out as quick as they were able to. Further, it's evident from watching the interview with Caleb and KB that the tech in the 2020 is clearly a step towards a custom version, which is another thing people have been clamoring for since day one. One of the great things about our economic system is that people have a voice in that they van vote with their wallets-- if you don't like them or their products, then don't buy them...but if the products keep improving and selling (which they seem to be) then, whether you like it or not, they must be doing something right. Quite frankly, if Sony were to release an improved IER Z1R which mitigated the issues I had with it I would be all over it as soon as it was released.
