Multiple burners, seeking advice

[Patchworkblue]

Hi - I've got an NEC Burner that I'm pretty happy with - it's slow burning CDs, but it is a really good DVD writer. Now, I'm thinking about buying and installing a second DVD writer in the same computer, so that when I copy a disc, I can copy it twice at once. So, two questions:
1) How good is Nero's 'use multiple burners' option? If I have two burners hooked up, will it automatically burn with both of them when I'm copying a disc?
2) Do I need to buy the same make and model? Like I said, I'm pretty happy with the NEC, but as I still burn a lot of CDs, I'd like to get a burner that has a higher CD burn speed, but is still great with DVDs. Unlike with my first burner, money isn't an issue this time, so I plan on getting the best, and I want to know if two different brands/models will work with the 'multiple burners' option. Thanks!

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[RichPLS]

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[Patchworkblue]

Well I ended up answering my own question, and I'm posting here in case anybody wants to know.
I'm doing the 'multiple burners' option in Nero, and it works great. I have an NEC 3520A, and Plextor 712SA. I burn with them both at the same time, and I haven't made a coaster yet.

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