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KBOQ-103.9 Drops Classical Music For AC

Madmansam said:
Yep, I was the one that posted this topic. I had assumed that the Monterey area was part of the Bay Area. I thought it belonged here as I have seen posts on other Monterey/Salinas/Santa Cruz radio stations like KYAA-1200, KNRY-1240 & KOMY-1340 here so i posted here.
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It's also somewhat poignant to the Bay Area because we just lost the big-signal KDFC. So the loss of another semi-local classical station strikes a chord in the SF Bay. Not to mention the fact that 103.9 comes in on most car radios from San Jose South if you ever try to tune it.

Dave B.
 
Now I am wondering which station he will acquire? An AM Radio Station? A Full Powered FM Radio Station? Or A Low Powered FM Translator? But It Will Only Be A Simulcast Of Its KMZT Station In Los Angeles. Low Budget For Sure!
 
Madmansam said:
Now I am wondering which station he will acquire? An AM Radio Station? A Full Powered FM Radio Station? Or A Low Powered FM Translator? But It Will Only Be A Simulcast Of Its KMZT Station In Los Angeles. Low Budget For Sure!
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I admit I never listened to KMZT-AM 1260 I only listen to KUSC online and KDFC and KXPR on FM radio.
 
For some reason, I have this eerie feeling that Mt Wilson will try to acquire a station like KYAA-1200?
 
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