anyone in the denver area need HD2/3 or SCA programming?

i can deliver an classic hits (50's thru 80's various genre's) format over 2700 tracks in uncompressed wave from a professional broadcast quality studio running RadioDJ automation.

i'm looking to expand my limited range part 15 AM to an SCA or HD2/3 (prefer HD2/3) to expand my limited audience and to use the SCA/HD2/3 as an STL to feed various remote sites and possibly a licensed FM translator in the future.

if you are in need of programming for an aux channel and are in the Denver CO metro area then hit me up via email

[email protected]

maybe we can be of help to each other on a barter basis.

i do this as a hobby. i run PSA's and some of my syndication programs run commercials via their shows but i personally do not run commercials or sell ad time on my station i am completely hobby station and we sound more like college radio or NPR then any kind of commercial outlet.

it is really unique style programming in the Denver Area, if you are on lookout mountain i can likely setup a 900 MHz NLOS STL link between my apartment and lookout for better reliability if you are else where i have a private barix box STL Stream and xfinity internet.

again if you are in need of unique programming email and we can discuss the details.

I do not run a public internet stream (if you are interested in sponsoring a public stream i can run one), just a part 15 neutral loaded carrier current (15.221) and a 3m/100mW (15.219) remote site and would like to add a licensed HD2/3/SCA to my available outlets for programming.

Thanks

Hate to tell you, but some stations will charge you for that kind of access.

DavidEduardo said:

And who would pay for a library / format where about 3/4 of the songs are stiffs?

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That's the thing...they have access to all 2700 tracks themselves, and if they wanted to play them, they just schedule them in their software.

Ditto on the above replys and in addition I'm sure the licensed station would pass along the additional BMI, ASCAP and SESAC licensing fees to you as well as the HD licensing fee. I doubt most licensed stations would be comfortable getting involved with a part 15 hobby operation. I am not to imply that your are operating a part 15 illegal operation but that has been the case in many situations, so most station would not want to be put in that potential position. Sorry I don't see a more positive outcome for you, but good luck.

Johnny, What is sounds like your after is a brokered station kind of scenario. The minimum I have seen an SCA/HD2/3/4 lease for is $1500/mo, maybe a little cheaper if its SCA on a small station.