That’s basically the same one that WalMart has been selling for about $10 less and it has a two gallon tank. The model # on mine is 2003. I haven’t had mine long enough to testify to the durability but it’s reasonably quiet, has rubber feet and an auto shut off. I’m not sure how the noise level compares to some of the more expensive compressors intended for air brush use but I don’t find it objectionable and my neighbors haven’t complained. Yet. It seems to do a good job of regulating pressure. The few times that I’ve used mine I set the pressure to 15lb on the gauge and it seemed to maintain very steady pressure. I’m happy with it. Here’s a link, it says out of stock but the local store has a couple on the shelf for $89.95.
I asked this same question over in the T-shirt airbrush forum and was directed to a thread from January where this very compressor was discussed. It seems it is not very reliable.
The guy who recommended it after buying it had it die on him in 3 weeks and another person had theirs die in less time.
Another person said this:
" I went through 5 of those CH cheapies and my buddy went through 3 and we were using them maybe twice a week or 10 hours total. They have problems for sure! I still have one ripped apart right now. Do yourself a favor and buy a better compressor. The small CH is the worse compressor I have ever used."
Ouch! [V]
I don’t feel very comfortable with these reviews. Your mileage may vary.
Someone else recommended this unit from Harbor Freight that is the same price, although I cannot speak for it’s quality or durability either.