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

August 20, 2026 · 3 sources

Chase Bliss has unveiled Lost + Found, which Delicious Audio describes as "its first true (dual, stereo) multi-effect pedal"¹. It is the second release in the company's Small Batch Bliss made-to-order series, sold through a month-long preorder window¹. MusicRadar reported the preorder running until August 31, with shipping the month thereafter, and said ordering within that window guarantees one².

The pedal is a compact, dual-footswitch stompbox² with 12 stereo effects in six categories, two modes each: reverbs (Slow-Verb and Ambient Reverb), pitch (Orchestral Swell and Pitch Repeater), modulation (Pinging Phaser and Spectral Modulator), delays (Tape Delay and Grain Tumbler), synths (Impulse Synthesizer and Sympathetic Resonator) and lo-fi/texture (Ensemble Expander and Gen Lite)¹. Delicious Audio counts 144 effect combinations, blended across stereo channels with dual three-way switches and a continuously variable A/B Modify control¹. Each channel has its own Time knob, which sets delay length, reverb decay, modulation rate or grain size depending on the mode¹. A bonus compressor/saturator sits at the end of the signal chain¹.

Connectivity includes MIDI, CV and expression control, stereo I/O, internal modulation and preset management with four onboard presets and 122 via MIDI¹². The back panel carries 16 DIP switches¹. RockBoard's PedalPedia lists a digital circuit drawing 270mA at 9V DC, center negative³.

No US list price appears in the available coverage. RockBoard's PedalPedia describes Lost + Found as "not bread + butter" and says Chase Bliss set out to make a multi-effect "that would bring new energy to your music, while still offering a little something for every occasion"³.