Toast has worked the best for me using a SCSI Yamaha 4X4X16. No coasters as of yet. I would steer clear of USB burners using a USB adapter card...they seem to be problematic and usually can't produce the CD/R's max burn speeds...most people can get 2X at best from what I have heard and seen from this list. You should be ok if you go SCSI with pretty much any of the known drive makers.
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