iPod Kegerator Kicks Out the Jams and the Brews
Worthy of an appearance on 'MTV Cribs,' this custom-made iPod kegerator combines two things every good party needs -- cold beer and hot jams. According to Bornrich, Craig Jones tricked out a plain old refrigerator for a magazine contest. He stripped the fridge down, installed a Bose iPod dock on the door, added classy blue neon fringe lighting, and gave it a custom paint job worthy of a hot rod. Of course, this beast houses a beer keg, and there's even a handy system that circulates the overflow to keep it fresh. Although Jones has built a handful of custom fridges, this particular one is designed with the Keystone Light fan in mind. That's really the only downside, too. We understand money is tight these days, and Keystone Light is cheap, but surely Jones could've chosen a better beer. Since our college days of searching couch cushions for change, our taste in beer has matured a little bit. If we wanted to drink swamp water, we'd just get a glass from the kitchen faucet. [From: Bornrich, via Street Level]





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Subscribe to commentsDan HjortlandSep 30th 2009 4:54PM
This seems to be a bad idea because drunk people would want to play a particular song and in the process use their sticky hands (from filling their cup) to pick the song that they want to hear, leaving rogue beer residue on the iPod. How dare anyone deface an Apple product in this way!