Behringer may release a $400 clone of the Minimoog

http://www.musicradar.com/news/it-looks-like-behringer-may-release-a-400-clone-of-the-minimoog
 
"This is still a concept at the moment - company founder Uli Behringer says that he’s revealing his plans now to gauge feedback so that he can decide whether to move forward to the prototype stage. If he does bring it to market, Behringer says that his target price is around $400."

Usually their quality isn't too bad, though that's obviously one of the two ways they keep the price cheap (the other being no R&D costs, just a little reverse engineering!).
 
Of all their products, the one I hear the most negative comments about IS their mixers.  Things like channels bleeding into each other or one will stop working.  The few things I've had from them have worked perfectly (headphone amp, feedback destroyer, etc.).