I just got sick of all the effort of bottling and the extra wait time, so I started my search for a good kegging system on a budget. Of all the kegging systems out there from Northern Brewer to Amazon, this is the best deal with having good confidence in the quality. Bought from my LHBS (More Beer store in Riverside, CA) so I received a full CO2 tank ? at purchase. I priced out all the components separately and this package is a great deal.Due to budgetary restraints I searched Craigslist for a few weeks until I found a 4.4 cubic ft Danby all-fridge mini-fridge ($60!! Retail price is like $170). The CO2 tank and keg fit perfectly in there with no modifications to the fridge – just removed all the shelves. Watching YouTube videos I can modify the door to allow for a 2nd keg in there, so that’s something to look forward to for future expansion options.If you are a noob to kegging like I was, here are a few tips. Tighten ALL the fittings on the tubing – there will be some leaks from the manufacturer’s initial torque job. Disassemble and clean the levered dispenser (not sure what it’s called) between batches. For some reason this part will get blocked a tiny bit and will cause the flow to not open all the way and beer will come out foamy even though the carbonation of the beer and the keg pressure are spot on.The 5 gallon Italian corny keg is excellent quality and you really feel like you’ve played your man card when you can tap your own keg of your own hand crafted beer and pour it into your favorite drinking glass. This kit completes me.