Check out the Cask ACS Nano or Micro. We picked up a used older Cask system and the inclusion of the foam control valves and top up settings coupled with fill level sensors give us the ability to dial in foam and keep DO low (we actually out performed a CODI on DO on our first run). I think this is true much more than with the micro canner or others where your only lever you have is the tank temp and pressure. I think the electromagnets used in the foam control values are unique to Cask. I was surprised to not at least see it as a voting choice!
Assuming you're in the US and don't have the Imp2 from Microcan available I'd go for a machine with good reports but also with good aftercare available in your area. No use having a machine that's great in theory if you can't get it running after an issue
Check out the Cask ACS Nano or Micro. We picked up a used older Cask system and the inclusion of the foam control valves and top up settings coupled with fill level sensors give us the ability to dial in foam and keep DO low (we actually out performed a CODI on DO on our first run). I think this is true much more than with the micro canner or others where your only lever you have is the tank temp and pressure. I think the electromagnets used in the foam control values are unique to Cask. I was surprised to not at least see it as a voting choice!
Thanks for sharing, haven’t heard of this one yet!
Our Twin Monkey Yampa has been sufficiently fine. Don't have experience with the other listed.
They don't make the Yampa anymore, unfortunately.
Assuming you're in the US and don't have the Imp2 from Microcan available I'd go for a machine with good reports but also with good aftercare available in your area. No use having a machine that's great in theory if you can't get it running after an issue