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"American Top 40 - The Seventies" on 104.9 WTNQ
- Thread starter RMarino
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Are they on i-heart or Tune-in?
I have no idea. I listen on the radio like an old fogey.
I noticed that WIHG is in mono now. They sounded like crap anyways. I still wonder why because they broadcast in HD and it sounds amazing but their anolog is really flat sounding.
Stereo is back. It's seems to be on and off but regards audio still isn't the best compared to every other Oldies/ Classic Hits station in town.
They don't have much of a website, either.
They have the strongest playlist out of any of the stations but I can't listen to them for more than 5 mins. Reminds me of an am station. I think I'll send them a message on facebook about it. At least I'll be able to tell if they read it.
Why do you care what they play if you can't pick them up anyway? Seriously, leave all the corporate extremist b.s. off this thread and stay on topic. We are discussing stations that carry American Top 40, the the '70s. Save the corporate extremist b.s. for another thread.
It is hardly "b.s." to want to play what a broad group of potential listeners wants to hear. That is not being corporate; it is wanting to survive and maybe make a buck or two.
It is bullying to try to tell an out of market station what to play. If he doesn't like their playlist, he is welcome to buy the station, after which he can change the format to whatever he wants. He admits that a pesky translator in another town interferes with his listening, so he is obviously out of their listening contour, which makes his opinion of them worth not even a bucket of warm spit.
I, on the other hand, find it problematic that their website is somewhat incomplete; therefore, I have no idea whether or not they carry AT40, the '70s, or not. And that, not what some corporate extremist thinks of their playlist, is the subject matter of this thread.
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