[erockrph]

I have a dual regulator for my kegerator, and I frequently have a beer with lower carbonation (English Ales, for example) on tap at the same time as my normal ales and lagers. What I haven't done yet is had something highly carbonated on tap. Do I need to adjust the balance on my lines to account for higher carbonation in something like a hefe, Belgian or soda? I was thinking of rigging a line extension using a keg post to hose barb adapter (like this https://www.brewhardware.com/product_p/balllockxbarb38.htm ) on one side, with a liquid QD on the other. This way I would have something I could attach and remove easily as I change brews on a tap.

Am I overthinking this - is foaming not an issue at the 3.5-4 volumes range on a normal length of line? Has anyone tried something like this?

[allenhuerta]

I don't have an answer for query but thought I'd share this. See it on HBF all the time.

https://www.homebrewfinds.com/2019/01/inline-co2-regulator-control-each-keg-separately-now-available-at-morebeer-hands-on-review.html

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