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iHeart is about to make moves in Denver!

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only1moore

It appears that one of the Rockers in the lineup, KBPI, will relocate to another market and frequency with one of the translators serving as a simulcast in order to make room for a new format and acquire another Denver signal which will continue to keep the cluster at the 8-station cap. This seems to be confirmed from the other website since the other stations are safe and have good ratings.
 
They can kiss probably half to two-thirds of their Denver market audience good bye.

A 250 watt translator cannot come even remotely close to replicating a 100 kW blowtorch's coverage area.

Not sure if any technical changes can be made to the Pueblo or Fort Collins-licensed facilities. Ideally, KPAW's TX facilities should be moved to the KSME site farther south. The 107.9 translator in the Denver area is very, very flimsy; the KBPI brand would be better served by a translator on a different frequency.
 
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