Chase Bliss has closed the order window on its 2026 Small Batch run of the Lost + Found, and the pedals ship with a new 2.0 firmware. The company gives an estimated ship date of September 2026.

Lost + Found is the company’s first multi-effect and the second pedal in its Small Batch Bliss line, which Chase Bliss describes as “a made-to-order line of special edition pedals, and everyone who wants one can get one”. Rather than capping numbers, the company opens a month-long order window and builds to the orders it takes. Its product page now reads “Orders for Lost + Found are closed”, and lists no price.

What firmware 2.0 changes

The update restores an earlier voicing of one of the pedal’s 12 modes. “We’ve brought back the overdriven voicing for the Sympathetic Resonator (5B) that was heard in our early Lost + Found demos,” Chase Bliss says. Owners switch between the two voicings by holding both footswitches and moving the 4, 5, 6 toggle.

People who bought a Lost + Found in the 2025 run do not need the new hardware to get it. Chase Bliss says they can update those units to 2.0 through the Bliss Programmer, its browser-based firmware tool.

The pedal holds 12 stereo effects, among them an Impulse Synthesizer and the Sympathetic Resonator, which Chase Bliss says combine into 144 pairings in series or parallel. It has stereo ins and outs, four onboard presets with 122 more reachable over MIDI, per-channel EQ, and a compressor and saturator called Glue at the end of the chain, alongside MIDI, CV, expression and footswitch control.

Via Chase Bliss.