CBS FM Can't Get it Right.

As I write this, I am sitting hear listening to Micky Dolenz and his #100 show. It is a live remote and the audio on the air is totally out of phase in stereo and mono. In mono, you can't hear anything except when Micky and his band perform or when they go back to the studio for news.

They were nine minutes late in getting on the air from the club. The spots that are coming from the club are out of phase also.

What an embarrassment for what at one time was the number one oldies station in America and this is during morning drive in New York.

The most interesting thing is nobody seems to notice. They should have tested long before they went on the air.

I don't know what the problem is with remotes over there but obviously a serious one exists.

CBSFM should have had that at the museum of television and radio like they used to do for the morning show when Harry Harrison and Dan taylor had that time slot. another thing they are pumping mickey dolenz up too much now. i'm sick of hearing about him on cbsfm, enough already, he ain't no superstar, hes just a singer from the popular 60s group the monkees and has no talent on the radio whatsoever. He was great as a singer but not as a dj, its time for cbsfm to take their losses and dump that show already including that producer since hes screwing up that show too.
> As I write this, I am sitting hear listening to Micky Dolenz
> and his #100 show. It is a live remote and the audio on the
> air is totally out of phase in stereo and mono. In mono,
> you can't hear anything except when Micky and his band
> perform or when they go back to the studio for news.
>
> They were nine minutes late in getting on the air from the
> club. The spots that are coming from the club are out of
> phase also.
>
> What an embarrassment for what at one time was the number
> one oldies station in America and this is during morning
> drive in New York.
>
> The most interesting thing is nobody seems to notice. They
> should have tested long before they went on the air.
>
> I don't know what the problem is with remotes over there but
> obviously a serious one exists.
>

> As I write this, I am sitting hear listening to Micky Dolenz
> and his #100 show. It is a live remote and the audio on the
> air is totally out of phase in stereo and mono. In mono,
> you can't hear anything except when Micky and his band
> perform or when they go back to the studio for news.
>
> They were nine minutes late in getting on the air from the
> club. The spots that are coming from the club are out of
> phase also.
>
> What an embarrassment for what at one time was the number
> one oldies station in America and this is during morning
> drive in New York.
>
> The most interesting thing is nobody seems to notice. They
> should have tested long before they went on the air.
>
> I don't know what the problem is with remotes over there but
> obviously a serious one exists.
> It was very bad on my car radio--you don't expect that from VIACOM/INFINITY--but perhaps they were too busy worrying about JACKIE MASON'S choice of words!!!!!

CBS FM - The Irony

> It was very bad on my car radio--you don't expect that
> from VIACOM/INFINITY--but perhaps they were too busy
> worrying about JACKIE MASON'S choice of words!!!!!

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I guess they didn't give a Jack.


And they sure Jacked them around.


> As I write this, I am sitting hear listening to Micky Dolenz
> and his #100 show. It is a live remote and the audio on the
> air is totally out of phase in stereo and mono. In mono,
> you can't hear anything except when Micky and his band
> perform or when they go back to the studio for news.
>
> They were nine minutes late in getting on the air from the
> club. The spots that are coming from the club are out of
> phase also.
>
> What an embarrassment for what at one time was the number
> one oldies station in America and this is during morning
> drive in New York.
>
> The most interesting thing is nobody seems to notice. They
> should have tested long before they went on the air.
>
> I don't know what the problem is with remotes over there but
> obviously a serious one exists.
>
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