Why would 1156 cause a price drop in 1366?

I've seen a lot of people saying they think 1366 cpus are going to drop after the release of the 1156 cpu releases. This doesn't make sense to me, as it seems the whole point of releasing this line of cpus was to be a cheaper alternative to the 1366 cpus. If anything, I think Intel would RAISE the price to create a larger gap of consumer vs enthusiast competition.

Thoughts?

Some of the P55 motherboards will still support
triple-channel memory access e.g. by populating
3 of 4 available DIMM slots.

And, the current market prices for 4GB DIMMs
are somewhat prohibitive, so expect users to build
lots of P55 motherboards with a total of 6GB of DDR3
(3 @ 2GB).

Coupled with support for SATA/6G as an upgrade
path for SATA/6G SSDs -- expected in 6-9 months --
the P55 generation could reduce market demand
for LGA1366 sockets.

MRFS

Definitely not. The memory controller on the 1156 CPUs is dual channel - you won't change that regardless of what you try. Filling 3 slots would simply be putting 2 DIMMs in one channel, and one DIMM in the second, and would give no speed gain over a matched pair.