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The Omega first and keep the sub to see if you truly like it better. Then if you decide the Omega is for you, sell the Sub, heck with the Sub the longer you hold onto it the more you will get, with the Omega if you decide you do not like it the quicker you get rid of it the better.
Personally if in that spot I would just buy the SMP outright and keep both, as the SMP is so cheap anyway, the amount you lose in selling your Sub might be greater than the amount you spend on buying the SMP if you got a good deal on it.
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