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Personally I'd say Both, as a lot of people already have said, if you got the money to get the Kegerator setup, the AG is not that much more. But I would defiantly go with Kegging, so much better than bottling

I freeze fresh raspberries all the time, and have used frozen store ones for deserts all the time. Did they smell when you opened the package? did you let them thaw first? A little more info is needed

Denny, that does suck big time and I know the feeling. Your excited to go in, talk shop look at the cool stuff, and you come across part time Joe, who thinks he's the next DFH brewer but it doesn't surprise me. I work in IT, and it's the same way, I walk into shops, and come across local IT...

I've been in there 2 or 3 times, and am brand new to home brewing. The store seemed a bit empty for the size, but they had everything that I needed. The store staff was friendly, welcoming, and were eager to talk shop. I will say that most of my friends have ordered most of their stuff from...

tapped and CO2 has been set free

It's good to know that these Miller kegs will be used for something a lot better, than the yellow fizzy beer they are used to

very nice man

Any new word on the build?

Very nice, I think you have helped make up my mind on which direction to go, thanks again.

Hey Nyer, don't mean to hijack your thread here but it's perfect timing for me, that i found your post. I'm in the process of getting my own brew rig put together, and was all set on going the propane route, but have been reading more and more on the electric setups and now don't know what way...

HOLLY CRAP :eek:

very nice, yeah let me know if it works. I have yet to see it work with anyone's system. The only true way from my experience and from what i have seen is individual regulators

how many taps do you have?

It's good to have something in life you love to do, it makes waking up every morning a joy.

Super cool, pick me pick me

Yep I would call that a great score

yeah if you didn't mess with the wiring than the controller simply tells the unit that it's not cold enough and the freezer than keeps running till it's cold enough. Even at 105 your should only notice a 1 - 10 degree difference, unless your opening the unit all the time the temp inside should...