If the ripping drive supports C2 reporting (many do these days), then secure mode is just as fast as burst mode on an undamaged CD. With the C2 option switched on, EAC will only re-read if it is informed of a C2 error. If any of your CDs do have C2 errors (and some pristine-looking CDs can quite easily have some C2 errors), then you really want to use secure mode. So if you have a drive with C2 reporting, using secure mode is a win-win option.
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