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A trade dress patent can last "indefinitely" as long as it remains commercially available. A design patent only lasts 15 years from the date of issuance. Music copyrights, which I'm assuming also apply to sampled sounds from original works, last for 75 years (if the work was filed after 1972).
I imagine trade dress would also apply to those clones. The problem is it would take an endless number of lawsuits for them to protect their good names against the onslaught of ripoff companies. It would bankrupt them in the process.
Since Behringer is changing the name and overall look and aesthetic design of these instruments (for better or worse), I think only the design patent would be applicable, correct?
Trade dress, which includes infringements of the appearance of the commercially available item(s) in question, which are copied to create a confusingly similar product which weakens the value of the original, would also apply.