EdgeStar KC3000TWIN Full Size Dual Tap Kegerator with Digital Display - Black

Great purchase, easy temp control. Easy to drill and modify if needed for any reason. I use a 1/6 and 1/4 slim at once with plenty of room

When COVID kept us all locked up we were really missing our draft beer so purchased this awesome item to help us out! It works extremely well however we did upgrade to a dual regulator and plan on changing out a few other parts in the near future. We use it with two 1/6 size kegs and kept the CO2 inside the fridge. We really wanted to fit 3 kegs but it's just too cramped. My only complaint with this, after several months of use, is that the valves will clog up/stick to the point we have to take it apart and soak in warm soapy water. 2nd, there is no gauge for the CO2 so I highly recommend the purchase a 2nd CO2 for when this runs out. Still, this has been a great purchase for us and we are very happy with it.

We have had this kegerator for about 3 years and love it! It keeps the kegs at my preferred temp of 34 degrees F with ease. It’s nice having the dual tap for different kegs. Our guests love it! We ended up purchasing higher quality self-closing faucets which made pouring more easy. The only reason it’s not a 5 Star is the tower. It could be a bit more stable but have never had a major problem with it.

Five years later and it still looks and works great! Glad we go the double tap and have the option to have two beers year round.

I have the kegerator setup and ready to use, now I just have to get the keg! Easy setup, I know it's going to be a hit! I filled my CO2 cylinder at A-OX, who charged me $52 to get it filled. I might have to shop around a little next time it has to be filled.

IT works great, everything is fantastic UNTIL you try to fit a full size (13.3 gallon) german keg in it with an "A" coupler. IT DOES NOT FIT. Why do they advertise that it fits full size kegs when they know it does not. Now I have to find a low profile coupler or pull the keg out and tap it every time I want a beer. Not happy. Update: I bought a 90degree adaptor that fits to the top of the coupler and it fits with a it 1/2 inch to spare. Edgestar's customer service people have been decidedly unhelpful. They've told me that a) the keg doesn't fit and b) sent me the link for an A coupler. A simple note on their website, or compact appliance's website, that the 90 degree attachment solves the problem would have been helpful.

mmm beer. I love this thing. I tell my wife so every time I get a beer. (almost) I've purchased a few upgrades for this already. (I got the adjustable flow perlick faucets, and I got a tower cooler. I also got tall tap handles that have a 2"x3" spot for labels that I print out and "glue-stick" to it. It really looks great! To keep a very rough tally of how much has been consumed, I got a couple click type tally counters https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B000GAZBPI/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_63 that I click each time I pull a full beer. It's not balls-on accurate, but it at least lets me know when I'm within a few beers of empty so I can order my next sixtel.It has taken me a bit to get everything dialed in to prevent too much foam, but after some online research and experimenting, I'm getting some perfect pours.I have a few issues with the fulfillment of this, but it shouldn't take away from the product review. It arrived with some defects, and the assembly directions with the casters was confusing (no holes for the casters). When dealing with Compact Appliance, they weren't the most helpful. They'd only send a new one after they received this one back first. i.e. I'd be without a kegerator for 2 weeks, with no way to keep my new kegs cold. They refused to send a replacement out first. So, because the defect (dented side housing causing uneven footing) didn't affect operation, I just kept it.

I liked this unit a lot, even though they should have included a double regulator, so the two kegs could be controlled and switched out separately. But the really annoying thing for me is that one of the two faucets has started to drip, and even though I've fiddled with it, tightened it, etc., it is still dripping beer. I went online to try to find a replacement faucet (i.e., tap), but even their website doesn't sell 'spare parts' apparently. It's annoying to have something so expensive (though I see that the price has dropped several hundred dollars since last summer), and then have it not work properly.