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The lead singer more than makes up for these misdeeds.
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smellhound Now • 100%
It's so interesting, the poppets don't come out like normal ones with the springs (though I could probably force them out). I just bought new ones, entirely, so we'll see if those do the trick.
I have replaced the pressure regulator, checked the lines and the attachments for leaks. I still get some pressure in the keg but the beer is severely under-carbonated. This has happened on numerous beers.
I have tried setting to the correct carb pressure and leaving it for 2 weeks, force carbing via the shaking method and the 3-2-1 method where you set the carbonation at triple, drop it to double and then to serving carbonation over three days and I've had these issues with all of them.
I don't quickly run out of CO2 (which I figure I would if there was a leak and this happens on both of my kegs (which both have these types of posts).
My next step if the posts don't fix it will to be trying a diffusion stone but I feel like I shouldn't have to.
They came with my kegs from Kegco but I think they're limiting the beer's CO2 intake. I'm going to swap them out for traditional ones today to see if they make a difference. I have been plagued by poor carbonation and I have tried everything else.
Trying to figure out what this yellow double cutaway was over Alex Lifeson's right shoulder when he appeared on the [Shred with Shifty](https://youtu.be/zEJuuKELzko) podcast (which is awesome, by the way). Maybe some kind of Gibson based on the fretboard inlays?