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“WRMF-F4”

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Tomgsinger

I was casually browsing All Access’ Mediabase charts earlier today, and I noticed a mysterious West Palm Beach-market CHR titled “WRMF-F4”. To my knowledge, there isn’t a CHR in the HD4 subchannel of WRMF, although there is one on WMBX’s HD2 subchannel. I’m intrigued — does “Party 96.3” now simulcast on both WMBX-2 and WRMF-4?
 
Around New Years, the legal ID on 96.3 was "WRMF-HD4 Palm Beach." I did not have a HD radio to verify what was on WMBX-HD2.
 
I'm surprised they'd put a music format station on HD4. I thought the audio quality wasn't as good. Typically, stations with HD4 channels air more spoken word programming like talk or sports.
 
AMRocks said:
I'm surprised they'd put a music format station on HD4. I thought the audio quality wasn't as good. Typically, stations with HD4 channels air more spoken word programming like talk or sports.
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The translator (96.3) is the important thing, not the HD channel. Very few people are listening to HD radio.
 
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