[mc whak]

I've always pronounced it with an "ODD" sound (gr-odd-o). But when I ordered my 325's from soundseller.com the other day, the guy pronounced it like play-doh (gray-doh).

So, which is it?

 

[hongda]

when I called customer service with some stuff they answered Gray-do.

 

[sackley]

I think it is with the long a (play-doh) sound.

 

[massappeal85]

I always did it Grad-do or gray-do.

 

[jaskin]

I pronouce it Graa - - Doh

 

[mbriant]

It's definately Gray - doe

 

[dhwilkin]

Yup, it's Gray-dough...

Quote:

mbriant said... It's definately Gray - doh

Only for Neruda, chych, and now Beagle...

 

[coolvij]

no, dhwilkin, for beagle, it is no grayd-oh!

But yes - i think it's gray-doe....

 

[templeboy]

Actually, this issue was brought up a long time ago. I, along w/ a couple of headwizers, had the chance to talk to Mr. Grado (the son) himself. The name should be pronounced as "gray-doh".

 

[joelongwood]

Quote:

Mr. Grado (the son)

I believe John Grado is the nephew of Joe grado, the founder of the company.

 

[Neruda]

good lord, when was that?

 

[Beagle]

Grade-OH YEAH!

 

[neil]

Yup. I've always pronounced it GRAY-dough. Now, the real question, is it BAY-er or is it BUY-er? inside joke for Jude

 

[CaptBubba]

Heh, I always thought it was graa-doe too.

 

[mc whak]

I guess that answers that question. Now "upgrado" is even more clever than I previously thought.