Ancient CD-ROM drives

[TC'97]

I wanted to know if there were any other forum users out there who may have used the following mid-1990s drives for ripping audio:

CREATIVE BLASTER CD 4X 
CREATIVE CD-420E
CREATIVE CD-620E
CREATIVE CD-820E
CREATIVE CD-1220E
CREATIVE CD-1620E
GOLDSTAR GCD-R542B
GOLDSTAR GCD-R560B
GOLDSTAR GCD-R580B
HITACHI CDR-7730
HITACHI CDR-7830
HITACHI CDR-7930
PHILIPS PCA82CD
PHILIPS PCA82CR
PHILIPS PCA83CR
PHILIPS PCA84CD
PHILIPS PCA84CR
PHILIPS PCA102CD
PHILIPS PCA103CD
PHILIPS PCA104CD
PHILIPS PCA122CD
PHILIPS PCA123CD
PHILIPS PCA162CD
PHILIPS PCA163CD
PHILIPS PCA202CD
PHILIPS PCA203CD
PHILIPS PCA242CD
PHILIPS PCA243CD
PHILIPS PCA322CD
PHILIPS PCA323CD
PHILIPS PCA362CD
PHILIPS PCA363CD
SAMSUNG SCR-630
SAMSUNG SCR-631
SAMSUNG SCR-830
SAMSUNG SCR-831
SAMSUNG SCR-1230
SAMSUNG SCR-1231
SONY CDU-55E
SONY CDU-311
SONY CDU-511

While it's true that some of these models don't rip at all (or least, very badly), I wanted to know which ones exactly do and don't. Since many of these drives are too old to have made the cut for accuraterip's database, I also wanted to know if anyone had (or may still have) working models so as to give some feedback of what these drives can and can't do - as well additional data that can't be found elsewhere online (like read offsets, if they have consistant ones and whatnot).

Thanks in advance for any help.

[TC'97]

Re: Ancient CD-ROM drives

The only one I know for certain (feature-wise) is this model:

PHILIPS PCA362CD

Accurate stream: Yes
Caching: No
C2 Error checking: No
Overreading: No
Read sample offset: +686