Awards, Accolades & Press reviews
Unit67 Earned "Premier Gear" Badge in Premier Guitar's Review

“The real power and elegance of the Unit67 is in how seamlessly and forgivingly its component parts work together—particularly in performance and studio situations where changing backlines and room dynamics challenge what you thought you knew about your rig. In scenarios like these, where economy of effort and pedal count can make life and music-making much simpler, the Unit67 is sweet medicine.”
Read Premier Guitar’s review and find out why Unit67 earned “Premier Gear” badge.
Unit67 Received Guitar Magazine’s “Editor's Choice” Badge

“With sustain set to maximum, this is not one of those subtle compressors where you find yourself glancing furtively at the LED to check it’s on. Strummed chords have their transients ruthlessly crushed, replaced by seemingly eternal sustain, while single notes are sweetly thickened and get just a hint of a thump to the attack.”
Find out why Guitar.com gave “Editor’s Choice” badge to Unit67.
Unit67 Received a Guitar World’s Platinum Award, along with a Glorious Review

“By combining a Rangemaster-style treble booster, versatile EQ section and compression based on the revered Urei/Universal Audio 1176 compressor/limiter, the DryBell Unit67 provides the sweetening functions of expensive studio processing gear in a compact, stageworthy stomp box format.”
Unit67 In Focus Review by Distortion LTD

“DryBell’s Unit67 isn’t just another pedal, it’s several pedals working with one another to provide you with the slickest tone on planet Earth! Under the hood, the Unit67 serves up three separate circuits – a tunable boost, a clever EQ section and a 1176-style compression circuit. Each circuit cascades into one another for maximum efficiency, with expert voicings for each.”
Unit67 Received a “Vintage Guitar Approved Gear” Badge from Vintage Guitar Magazine

“The DryBell Unit67 adds just the right amount of magic sauce to push a rig to the next level. It’s addictive too; you’ll find it wants to be “on” all the time.”
Unit67’s Review from Grand Guitars Magazine

“It is amazing that such a great sounding clean booster, together with effective tone control and such an easy-to-use studio-quality compressor, fits into such a compact pedal.”
Unit67’s In-depth Review on Bass Guitar by CompressorPedalReviews.com

“I do think the Unit67 would make for a fantastic boost pedal for somebody wanting a fat punch through the mix type option. Another great use would be placing it front of a tube amp to add a little more character and “sparkle”, shall we say. I bet putting the Unit67 in front of your OD or muff pedal with a bit of mids and compression would sound awesome!”
Unit67: Andy Martin's Top 5 Bass Guitar Pedal Pick (Reverb)

“And here’s the great thing about the Unit67 with bass—it just tightens everything up without being overly compressed, and you can take the EQ in and out” with the EQ switch – Andy says.”
Read Andy Martin’s article and watch his Unit67 bass guitar demo on Reverb.
Unit67 Featured at Delicious Audio

“Up until 2019, Croatian manufacturer DryBell has been very focused on building the best possible Uni-Vibe pedal recreations. Everything changed today, with the release of their first non-vibe product called Unit67, a utility pedal that – knowing the company’s designing rigor – promises to be a very useful and great sounding tool.”
Unit67 Review by Pedal of the Day

“The DryBell Unit67 EQ Boost Compressor is the perfect combination of three key effects, all working in perfect synergy to give you “that sound” you’ve been searching for. Whether you’re playing loud rock and roll, quiet jazz or big, sustained blues, this pedal makes your guitar and amp absolutely sing. We love it so much that it instantly found its way right onto our demo pedalboard, making everything else around it sounds just that much better.”
Find out what folks from Pedal of the Day think of the Unit67.
Unit67’s In-Depth Review by Bonedo

“The Unit67 turns out to be an all-purpose weapon for any kind of tone shaping in front of the amp and scores above all as a transparent booster with enormous gain reserves. The active EQ section can also have a lasting effect on the sound and with the range potentiometer you also have an excellent-sounding treble booster on board. The quite simply designed compressor/limiter section is rather narrow with fixed settings for attack and release, but that doesn’t change the fact that you really don’t want to switch off the Unit67 anymore.”
Artist Picks
Richard Fortus (Guns N' Roses) on Unit67 in Guitar World Interview

“DryBell Unit67 is a great compressor/boost and I have it in my A rig right now.”
Discover what Richard Fortus of Guns N’ Roses says about the Unit67 in his Guitar World interview.
Unit67 and Vibe Machine in Joe Perry's Aerosmith Live Rig (Guitar.com)
Unit67 in Brad Whitford's Aerosmith Live Rig (Guitar.com)

“Whitford’s pedalboard is populated by a number of interesting effects. For drive and compression, there’s a silver Klon Centaur and the “always on” DryBell Unit67, which is essentially a classic 1176 Compressor in stompbox format.”
Take a look at Brad Whitford’s main pedalboard, showcasing the Unit67.
Pete Thorn on Unit67: Rig Rundown’s by Premier Guitar and Guitarguitar

“Unit67 from DryBell is an awesome pedal, a really unique compressor, boost, EQ and it’s just a cool front end for the guitar sound! They’ve taken two classic guitar effects, 1176 style of compression and an EQ specifically with a Rangemaster style Boost and combined them into one pedal. It’s not something I would have thought of that would have been cool or would have worked, but boy does it ever work and it sure is fun and super addictive to play! I’m gonna be getting a lot of use out of this! It’s a secret sauce magic always on kind of thing.”
Check out Pete Thorn’s rig rundown featuring the Unit67 by Premier Guitar.
Watch Pete Thorn’s touring rig video on GuitarGuitar and learn how he uses the Unit67.
Unit67’s Stunning Review by Bjørn Riis from Gilmourish

“Unit67 In fact is probably one of my favorite pedals, which is a huge kudos I guess as it’s been out for only a couple of months. It’s really one of those pedals you just want to leave on all the time and as much as I’ve said that before about other pedals, this is really one you want to leave on all the time!”