Product review (5 stars): Great for the price
I guess I'm one of the lucky ones that got a good kegorator off the bat. I did have to mess the thermostat a couple of times to get the temp down to where I need it, but that's no big chore. Now my beer comes out at 39f. The regulator has been upgraded to a two gauge model. The ones for a few years ago have just one gauge. So far it keeps the pressure to where I have set it. Some review say it's all over the place but mine is fine. I think the quality of it is great, especially for the price. I found it for $340 on a sale a day sight. For the price I don't think you can beat this. Yes, you can go and spend $700-$1000 on a better one but for under $500 I don't think you can get any better than this one. I keep it at 10 psi and have no issues with foam. Cold is the key to low foam, even the glass should be cold to reduce too much foam. I am a home brewer and converted this to take Corney kegs for about $20.