If your down on your system…

“If your down on your system…”.
Interesting use of YOUR. In the UK when we abbreviate YOU ARE we write YOU’RE. Maybe in the US you have lost the apostrophe and the ’E’? Or is it simply a mistake?

Mistake. If you're down on your system it does not matter. You have work to do or money to spend. Music and the technicalities of reproduction are two entirely separate issues. You can love the music but hate the sound.
With the judicious application of force you can bend any spoon.

Interesting that it comes down to the cables, LOL. 

Duckworp,

Mistake.  Generally very careful about punctuation.

@ mahgister
I don't think so. I was a musician (in that I no longer play trumpet professionally or for any other reason) and I feel that was a help rather than hindrance to listening to sound rather than "music".
Playing an improvised solo was one thing but being part of note combinations the rest of the band was looking at was rather mechanical.
Pleasant to be part of but mechanical none the less.

I enjoyed the "sound" of every note structure combination.
It is probably why I went into selling audio equipment in my Don Quixote quest to reproduce "sound" as realistically as possible.