dgover2:
About EAC and PlexTools quality; I don't have a Plextor drive, but as far as I know, EAC is supposed to deliver perfect results, unless the ripping log states otherwise (an error occured). How can a perfect result be beat (provided you've configured EAC correctly - secure mode, offsets and such)? However, on some troublesome discs (scratched discs etc), someone on this forum claimed that PlexTools did a better job of ripping such a disc than EAC did. EAC reported errors, whereas the PlexTools rip sounded perfect (glitch-free). They also claimed that they were able to rip the disc faster with PlexTools than with EAC.
I can't remember the thread, but I think it's possible to find using the search function (the thread is several months old I believe).
If I had a Plextor drive, I'd use EAC at all times (because it's worked very well with my rips so far and I like the security it delivers). If EAC were to fail on a rip (an error occured or something), I'd try using PlexTools and see if it performed better. Afterwards, maybe check the WAVs using the
DeGlitch tool.