Hi tt,
yes you could remove the existing Apple 600e drive for a 50-pin SCSI burner, which is a straight swap. These sort of drives are light on the ground now, and many have failed due to overuse. So in other words, get anything you can find - I think 50-pin SCSI CD burners went up to around 16X CD-R and 4X-CD-RW speeds.
JB
yes you could remove the existing Apple 600e drive for a 50-pin SCSI burner, which is a straight swap. These sort of drives are light on the ground now, and many have failed due to overuse. So in other words, get anything you can find - I think 50-pin SCSI CD burners went up to around 16X CD-R and 4X-CD-RW speeds.
JB