I'm considering doing some home brewing. I never have before. Having looked at my options, I don't have any interest in going the bottling root. Too much trouble as far as I'm concerned. Having said that, I don't want to invest a lot of money into a hobby that I don't know matter of factly will "stick" for me. I've happened upon a Kegerator for sale. Gentleman cannot for whatever reason give me a model number but advises it is about 8 years old. From what I've seen the Marvel name appears to be a higher end unit. The unit is a black single tap, comes with shelf, 10LB CO2, new lines, commercial keg adapter(whatever that means), and a drip tray. Black. What should I look for when looking at the unit? And in your opinion what would be a fair price? Any advice or suggestions? I'll take whatever advise I can get. Thanks very much!
Newbie Kegerator Opinion / Marvel
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Given your uncertainty about homebrewing long term the commercial keg adapter would be an attractive extra for you. With that adapter you can hook up sanke style kegs - same as you would get from a beer store - and serve commercial beer. So even if homebrewing doesn't stick you can continue to utilize the kegerator.
Other than that it seems like a fairly complete set up minus kegs. Without pictures I wouldn't venture guessing a price though...sorry.
Other than that it seems like a fairly complete set up minus kegs. Without pictures I wouldn't venture guessing a price though...sorry.
