Plugging ancient Lexicon reverbs into my music rig

that's the newer cow / barn plastic tablecloth on my kitchen table.
Easy to clean with a wet sponge.

I replaced the older, uglier chicken / barn tablecloth.
Also easy to clean, but harder on the eyes.

I have cassettes and minidiscs.
I recently acquired a bunch of old (obsolete) minidiscs, which are far more fun than analogue cassettes to make mix tapes.

the sequencer on the XP-80 is better than the MC-50 standalone sequencer I had 30 years ago.
But the memory only holds one song at a time, which is frustrating.
So I acquired 50 IBM floppy discs, some in the original packaging from 1996.

Wes P. yep, 3.5" floppy disk.
These floppies are darn near indestructible. More so than thumb drives, or CDs which are easily scratched.

I will finally get to layer 3 Lexicon reverbs into my mix. Long time wish. Ebay old hardware rackmount stuff that nobody wants these days.
Lexicon MPX1 / MX 400 / Reflex layered into the back mix.
I can hear it in my head, but shortly I will (hopefully) finally hear it in real life.
The hard wire connections are a serious problem.
My synth setup is unbalanced, but the MPX1 is balanced.
Later this month I will try spdif connections in daisy chain, when those audio cables arrive.