Chase Bliss Lossy
A digital pedal developed in collaboration with Goodhertz that uses compression artifacts and digital degradation effects as its core sound. It features MP3 quality reduction, spectral freezing, and packet loss simulation capabilities.
- 9V DC · center −
- 400 mA
- Stereo
- MIDI
- New
- No price yet
- Used (asking)
- from $340
The rundown
Highlights
- Stereo input and output
- MIDI control and preset storage
- Expression pedal input for real-time parameter control
- Requires 400 mA at 9V DC (center-negative)
- Compact footprint measuring 72.6 x 123.4 mm
Best for
Experimental musicians and sound designers seeking unconventional digital degradation and compression artifact effects.
Quick facts
- Power
- 9V DC
- Current draw
- 400 mA
- Polarity
- Center negative
- Dimensions
- 72.6 × 123.4 mm
- Stereo
- Yes
- MIDI
- Yes
- Status
- In production
Where to buy Chase Bliss Lossy
Used listings asking $340–$440.78, median $439 (7 listings). Asking prices, not sold prices.
| Seller | Condition | Price | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reverb | Used | $340 | View |
| Reverb | Used | $349 | View |
| Reverb | Used | $415 | View |
| Reverb | Used | $439 | View |
| Reverb | Used | $440.12 | View |
| Reverb | Used | $441.44 | View |
| Reverb | Used | $488.54 | View |
Prices last checked 20 hours ago. Links to sellers are affiliate links.
Frequently asked questions
What type of power does the Lossy require?
The Chase Bliss Lossy runs on 9V DC with 400 mA current draw and uses a center-negative connector.
Can the Lossy be controlled with MIDI?
Yes, the Chase Bliss Lossy features full MIDI control and preset capability.
Is the Lossy a stereo pedal?
Yes, the Chase Bliss Lossy operates in stereo.
Does the Lossy have an expression pedal input?
Yes, the Chase Bliss Lossy includes an expression input for dynamic parameter control.
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