Posts tagged "Chase Bliss Audio"
Here's a vivid memory (with supporting footage) from the pre-pandemic days when people could happily congregate in crowds.... Click on the title for more
We woke up this morning to an invasion of videos of the new Chase Bliss Audio 
With NAMM 2018 around the corner, pedal builders have started announcing the new designs they'll be unveiling at the Anaheim convention. 
The pedal demos by Knobs are unmissable, here's the one for the new Chase Bliss Audio distortion, named Brothers. We highlighted it a few weeks ago as a "Best of NAMM 2017" pedal here, and had the pleasure of seeing it/hearing it at our Austin Stompbox Exhibit a few weeks ago.
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With regular sized pedals featuring incredibly deep functionality (but still holding on to - as they like to say - an "analog heart"), in just a few years Chase Bliss Audio (established in 2013) has been able to create a new standard for the beloved stompbox format.
At the NAMM 2017 show, the Minnesota based company was one of the most hyped as far as guitar effects go. They took the opportunity to unveil their first ever distortion pedal, called Brothers, a stompbox that, in keeping with their previous designs, opens up worlds of options, this time in the gain realm.... Click on the title for more
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There's a fine line between "old" and "vintage," and that subtle quality called "character" is what stands between the two. Many music lovers today enjoy the sonic imperfections of vinyl records, and while several examples of vinyl emulation plug ins for recording have been around for decades, guitar pedal manufacturers haven't shown as much interest in the idea, if any.
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For the uninitiated, Chase Bliss Audio is what our friends at The Deli Mag would call a manufacturer "with buzz." Started by Joel Korte in 2013, the company's first products were born from an intense period of inspiration, which allowed the pedal designer to quickly develop a name for himself, in particular thanks to truly insane levels of attention to detail and functionality, as extensively demonstrated by the the fact that each Chase Audio Pedal has 16 dip switches in the back, opening up almost infinite tweaking options.... Click on the title for more
