I looked on their website and noticed that their weekday lineup is now reduced to the Program Director in the afternoons, and the syndicated "Tino Cochino" in the evenings. No more morning show, no middays.
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I say WBAP as The Ticket is already on 96.7.
The Ticket is on 96.7 FM and is decent on the Fort Worth side of the market, but it isn't a great signal in most of Dallas County (and worse in other smaller counties in the market like Rockwall, Ellis, and Kaufman). There is very little overlap of the 70 dBu signals of 96.7 and 93.3. Had 93.3 completed their proposed move to the Bank of America Plaza in Downtown Dallas, there would be virtually none. They are pretty complimentary.
96.7 is over 60 miles from Downtown Dallas. Even as a big Class C there are going to be issues with that distance and multi-path, desense, etc.
Just for fun, here are 96.7 and 93.3 composited onto a single map.
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And here is what it would look like from with 93.3 from Downtown Dallas with the construction permit that has since expired.
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AnyHuman
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A lot of construction permits are expiring unbuilt these days.
You would think this is the beginning of the end when the weekday lineup consist of the Program Director and a syndicated show. By the way, I pick up 93.3 and 96.7 great here in Northwest Ft. Worth.
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