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I have never heard of the company but the specs don't look too bad (though usually on cheap stuff the specs don't mean shit). Lots of features and channels. The pic looks real nice 
On the one hand I would be very worried about he build quality and how long it will last you.
But damn, it is super cheap... I think it is hard to go wrong with something that cheap. In the long run spending more on a mixer so it will last longer is usually the best way to go. However I understand that budget can be a major factor for most people. Hopefully this will only be needed to tide you over till you get a nicer mixer.
In the end, I would probably go for it seeing as it is so damn cheap. It will probobly break sooner then better mixers. I say this only because I have not heard of them. I mean this company is a real no name. Some companies are known for making cheap DJ gear (Gemini, Pyle...) and then there are companies that make even cheaper stuff (like this one).
One good thing about having all those channels is that when one breaks you can usually just change. For example, on my Numark DM-3000X, the 3rd phono channel started getting a lot more noise than it used to. So I moved my TT to channel 2 and I am back in business 
EDIT - For $180 (the claimed MSRP) I would avoid it like the plague. You can pick up the Numark DM-3000X for $80 bucks online. But for $30+$24 = $55 it is tempting. Actually now that I factor in shipping... if you can find the Numark for under $100 including tax and shipping I would do that instead.
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