CDRW upgrading advice

[Shippy]

Hi. I have 3 cdrw drives. An HP 9100i (8x4x32 IDE), an HP 9200i (8x4x32 SCSI), both purchased around 7 and 6 months ago respectively. I also have a Yamaha 4416s purchased around Mar. 1999. Anyways, I'm getting rid of the 9200i. Don't need it anymore and I figure it's easiest one to sell and would be worth the most. I'm going to keep the 9100i, since it's pretty fast and 100% Clone CD compatable (just like the 9200i). The only thing the drives don't do is overburn and write illegal tracks using anything other than Clone CD. The 4416s on the otherhand, does it all except it isn't 100% clone cd compatible. Anyways, what I'm looking for is a 12x drive that is 100% Clone CD compatable, and will write illegal tracks using CDRWin and Disc Juggler. When I say illegal tracks, I mean like an Audio track less than 4s. Clone CD will copy the cd just fine, but CDRWin will not because of an illegal field in the cue sheet. Using the 4416s, CDRWin would warn me of the illegal tracks but copy anyway. Anyways, what is a good 12x cdrw to get?
I've been looking at the Plextor/Iomega 12x10x32 as well as the 12x4x32 along with the Aopen 12x10x32. Does anyone suggust any other drive?

All recommendations will be appreciated.

 

[Sukhoi]

Yeah, I'd suggest the Plextor 12/10/32. I've heard that thing is awesome. I think there might be a SCSI version of it too (since you seem to have a SCSI card).

 

[pdo]

The burner is the components that I upgrade the least. I had a Plextor 4x12 for 3 years before I upgrade to the Plextor 32/10/12S which SCSI burnproof. So get the best you can afford than keep it for a while. It's worth the money in the long run.

 

[AMDfreak]

I just replaced my old Ricoh 2/2/6 with a Plextor 12/10/32 SCSI. This drive is just unbelievable. It's worth it to get the retail package for the software too.