Chase Bliss announces Lost + Found, its first multi-effect pedal

August 1, 2025 · 6 sources

Chase Bliss announced the Chase Bliss Lost + Found on August 1, 2025, as the second pedal in its Small Batch Bliss made-to-order line¹². The company calls it "our first true multi-effect"¹.

The pedal holds 12 effects in six categories, each category with two modes, all in stereo²³. Gearnews lists them as two reverbs (Slow-Verb and an ambient reverb), two pitch effects (Orchestral Swell and Pitch Repeater), two modulation effects (Pinging Phaser and Spectral Modulator), a tape delay and a granular delay called Grain Tumbler, two synth effects (Impulse Synthesizer and Sympathetic Resonator), and two lo-fi effects (Ensemble Expander and Gen Lite, described as a mini version of Gen Loss)². Chase Bliss says the modes are "inspired by vintage oddities and rare effect types (and a few familiar favorites to tie it all together)"¹.

Effects are selected with two three-way switches and a continuously variable A/B control called Modify, and left and right channels can be assigned to different effects and mixes². Gearnews reports that each control has a secondary function accessed by pressing both footswitches, that holding a footswitch activates a freeze effect, and that DIP switches allow channel swapping². Chase Bliss lists a bonus compressor/saturator at the end of the chain, independent EQ per channel, spill routing, four internal presets and 122 via MIDI, and control by MIDI, CV, expression or external footswitches⁴. The company gives power as 9V DC center negative at about 200 mA⁴; RockBoard's PedalPedia lists 270 mA⁵.

Gearnews gives a US price of $469, with orders due by August 31². Chase Bliss says orders will start shipping mid-September on a first-come, first-serve basis, with total fulfillment time depending on order volume¹. The same preorder window covers a new colorway of the Reverse Mode C¹². Chase Bliss describes Small Batch Bliss as made to order with no limit or selling out¹. The Lost + Found sits among the site's multi-effects pedals, and Chase Bliss also refers to it as the Chase Bliss Lost + Found Collection of Curiosities⁴⁶.