Amiga 2000 GVP HC+8 and SCSI CDROM/MO

[Oldsmobile_Mike]

It's do-able, but for starters are you adverse to upgrading to 3.1, or at least 2.1?  It's much easier with the newer versions.

[Oldsmobile_Mike]

Info on controller:  http://amiga.resource.cx/exp/impact2000hc8

(GVP has many different names for their controllers - I'm assuming it's this one based on the title of your post.  You should probably confirm exact model)

Info on ROM's:  http://babel.de/amiga.html

Obviously the Guru-ROM is the most desirable but they are rare and require a PCB adapter.  A guy on Amibay was making & selling them last year.  The next-best ROM version is 4.15, "tjlazer" was selling these on ebay pretty frequently.  I've owned a bunch of these GVP cards, you'll need the latest ROM's (if you don't have them already) to support removable media.

FaaastPrep is horrible software, especially with any drive larger than a few hundred MB.  Recommend 3.1 to use HDToolbox, if you're determined to give it a go with 2.1 try HDInstTools:

http://aminet.net/package/disk/misc/hdinst

Obviously you'll need to have the proper cables to physically connect these drives to your Amiga, as well as any terminators, jumpers, set SCSI ID's appropriately, etc.

[Oldsmobile_Mike]

I have installed WB2.1 too, now is it possible to play AudioCD? :p

Sure.  You'll need to use a mixer or connect the audio output of the CD drive directly to the input on your stereo since A2000 motherboard doesn't have an audio input connector, but it should otherwise be possible.  All the software does is tell the drive to "play", the Amiga doesn't do any processing or decoding of the audio, beyond that.

[Oldsmobile_Mike]

Ain't it possible to play through Amiga's audio out?

Yes, but not without significant upgrades to your current hardware.

Any other softwares?

I've only ever used the one that comes with 3.9, but you might try some of these:

http://aminet.net/search?query=cd+player