Necro (almost) thread:
Looking at buying a kegerator. Now the biggest caveat I need to put in, is that I'm quite happy with a 2 corny keg sized kegerator - I don't drink or brew enough beer to make a 3 keg holder viable, if a 2 kegger is cheaper. If I ever buy more than 2 kegs, I'll carb them up, and then leave them under the house or in the spare fridge. I'm not bothered in the least by this. I also don't mind it being a single font in the least. By the time I get through a keg, I'll have hopefully talked the Minister of Finance into agreeing to a 2 font (maybe), or I'll just wear having to switch kegs manually - honestly, I don't care.
I'm not going to do my own, for 2 reasons. 1. I suck at DIY. 2. My missus would rather me get a kegerator because they look good and fit in the house. Most beer purchases are a mission, so I'm taking this gimme.
Finally, getting a reg and font as part of it is a big seller for me, because 1. I suck at DIY- this gives me less to stuff up and 2. I have yet to purchase these items and incorporating this into my budget would be a big bonus - even if I did prefer to upgrade the reg and font later on.
Okey dokey.
Craftbrewer Kegerator $499 Pros - I can pick up, Cons - don't need 3 kegs, no reg, no font, nothing except the fridge itself.
Keg King $499 Pro's - free delivery for items over $200, has font, tap and reg. Cons - none that I can see
ebay purchase $379 +100 del + 40 ins = $519. Pro's - reg, font, etc included; con's - marginally more expensive than kegking if I'm right about keg king's postage.
Any other kegerators on the market around this size and price range?
Anything else a keg newb needs to know?
Am I seeing this right that the keg king/ebay keg appear to be better value?
cheers
Goomba