The Chase Bliss Lost + Found is a Chase Bliss Audio multi fx pedal, currently around $371.04. Close alternatives include the Strymon Mobius and the Walrus Audio Qi Etherealizer.
Chase Bliss Lost + Found
Chase Bliss Audio · pedal
The Chase Bliss Lost and Found is the company first true multi-effect pedal, built as a museum of twelve rare and vintage-inspired effect modes that can be blended together in extensive combinations rather than used one at a time. Modes span phasing choruses, stacked synth-like textures, and ratcheting reverbs, and a bonus compressor and saturator sits at the end of the chain to glue the blended effects together or push them into overdriven territory. It offers stereo input and output, tap tempo with trails, true bypass depending on mode, four onboard presets plus up to one hundred twenty two via MIDI, and full MIDI, CV, and expression control with internal modulation available on essentially any knob. It suits players who want an unusually deep single box covering unusual modulation, ambience, and texture effects, favoring creative sound design and vintage oddity tones over a single straightforward modulation or reverb utility.
What stands out
“It offers stereo input and output, tap tempo with trails, true bypass depending on mode, four onboard presets plus up to one hundred twenty two via MIDI, and full MIDI, CV, and expression control with internal modulation available on essent…”
— from the listing
“Its primary use case is stacking and blending several of its twelve modes together, letting a single pedal cover ground that would otherwise take multiple boutique boxes, from phasing choruses to ratcheting reverb-like swells”
— from the community notes
“Its ability to blend multiple modes simultaneously, , is a meaningful strength over a typical multi-effect pedal, letting combinations like a phasing chorus layered with a ratcheting reverb exist in …”
— from the reviews
“and a bonus compressor and saturator sits at the end of the chain to glue the blended effects together or push them into overdriven territory”
— from the listing
“The Chase Bliss Lost and Found is the company first true multi-effect pedal, built as a museum of twelve rare and vintage-inspired effect modes that can be blended together in extensive combinations”
— from the listing
- midi
- reverb
- chorus
- modulation
- compressor
- stereo
- bypass
- swell
Good for
- Live
- Studio
Price updated Oct 22, 2026
Genres the Chase Bliss Lost + Found is commonly used in
- Ambient
- Experimental
- Shoegaze
- Alternative Rock
- Post Rock
cited
Inferred from shared tonal signals, not a stated genre tag. - Electronic
cited
Inferred from shared tonal signals, not a stated genre tag.
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Questions people ask
What are good alternatives to the Chase Bliss Lost + Found?+
The closest matches in character are the Strymon Mobius, the Walrus Audio Qi Etherealizer, the Donner DSP-003. Budget picks: Source Audio Ultrawave Multiband, Crazy Tube Circuits Sidekick Jr.
How much does the Chase Bliss Lost + Found cost?+
Around $371.04 (live listing price, updated Oct 22, 2026).