After getting a little crazy trying to make "perfect" copies of audio CD, result that the burners "creates" a little offset when reading and other when writing (I've lost a few hours investigating this). Due to the nature of audio CD it's difficult to make "perfect" copies, because the original one can be damaged, dirty, scratch, etc. That's because audio sectors haven't a way to do Error Detection and Error Correction Coding like data sectors.
I think that thats the reason because most of CD Burner programs don't verify the audio tracks or ignore it. But CBurner will do that trying to synchronizing source with destination and then comparing. With this method I've verified "perfect" copies.
In a few days I'll release a new version of CBurner with this feature added. I hope that you like it.
Visit the page for download it. http://www.civis-software.com/products/cburner/