Nicolaj
You could use a dedicated duplicator, which tend to consist of 2 to 8 drives. I have one and it works fine for me providing that the original master is red-book. If it isn't red-book the copies sometimes hang just before the end on playback.
I find that more and more people these days are turning up with non red-book CDR masters (probably burnt on a hi-fi type stand-alone drive - TAO etc.) so my solution is to remaster using SDII. Capture one region for all the audio and then drop markers for the indexes. OK, you may not get the placings exactly right but you can see areas of silence in the waveform and common sense tells you where the indexes should be.
The only time you really have to use your ears for judgement is with segues where one track runs straight into another.
Hope this helps
Marcus
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