Anthony Ferraro
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59 appearances
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 24 Jan
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It was just freedom, the freedom to be able to control my amp and dial in my sound and do it all alone was just incredible.
Short answer, yes.
And sometimes I would just have to memorize the layout of the controls and I would quickly forget.
And I would never be able to tell which...
If you're using a clock method, I would never be able to tell if the control was at noon or 2 o'clock or whatever it is.
So to be able to have that freedom on my own, and not only is there Braille on the amp, but I can't stress this enough, the Braille is perfect.
And it's just incredible to feel.
Every time I pull the cover off that amp, my heart sings.
Oh, well, reading that quote, it also goes to say that...
Music is truly the only time I don't feel blind.
I'm fully in the music and singing and that song, whatever it is.
But when I have to go and adjust my equipment and quickly realize, you know, that I can't do everything dialed in perfectly by myself, it's a, you know, wake up call.
Hey, you're blind.
But when I'm able to, in the middle of a jam session, go, oh, I need a little more bass or a little more treble or a little more gain, I'm able to just turn around, put my fingers on the amp, and dial in what I want.
I can't express it enough.
It's freedom.
It's just...
it's joy, it's accessibility.
And I think that Victory has made a huge example of what companies can do.
It's not that we're asking for every company to make their products Braille, every one, you know, every single product.
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