road tested SCSI hard drives?

[bluejay]

Have read with interest the posts on Firewire drives. I'm looking for a quiet, reliable SCSI hard drive to use with Digi 001. Anyone have favorites to recommend? Also, any more info on advantages (or disadvantages) of SCSI would be appreciated; I mainly am sticking with it to keep things simple because I'm on a PowerMac 8600 (with a Sonnet G3 500 upgrade card), so I'm already set up for it. Thanks,
bluejay

[billbo]

Originally posted by bluejay:
Have read with interest the posts on Firewire drives. I'm looking for a quiet, reliable SCSI hard drive to use with Digi 001. Anyone have favorites to recommend? Also, any more info on advantages (or disadvantages) of SCSI would be appreciated; I mainly am sticking with it to keep things simple because I'm on a PowerMac 8600 (with a Sonnet G3 500 upgrade card), so I'm already set up for it. Thanks,
bluejay

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">IBM, Quantam or Seagate.

Seagate probably is the only company that still makes Narrow (50pin 20MBps, even though your Macs' internal bus is maxxed out at 10MBps) SCSI drives.

Check it out here.