92.9

[ryan883]

The hispanic experiment with 92.9 appears to have ended. They're simulcasting Delco's (I think that's their name) 95X. Anyone know anything about it? I really wish they'd simulcast My 967 instead.

 

[william#1]

Sounds like the checks stopped coming. 96.7 would definitely be better than 95.1 for me personally as well.

 

[schmave]

Why am I not surprised at all?? Format never fit Delaware and didn't even try to serve the community up there. Should have just stuck with oldies.

 

[NorthcoastRadio]

Owner Mark Litton posted on Facebook that the operators of the Spanish format did not renew their LMA and did not pay their fees. He said it was likely due to ICE and that “people are not fiscally responsible.” He’s giving the 93X brand another try, this time with classic rock from WXVG’s format.

 

[ryan883]

Owner Mark Litton posted on Facebook that the operators of the Spanish format did not renew their LMA and did not pay their fees. He said it was likely due to ICE and that “people are not fiscally responsible.” He’s giving the 93X brand another try, this time with classic rock from WXVG’s format.

I've liked it so far. Can't pick up 95.1 at all in my part of Columbus. My personal opinion is that their My96.7 is the best programmed station in the state. Like they're playing Never as Good as the First Time by Sade right now. NO ONE ELSE would play that.

 

[xmusicmatt]

So it's running the WVXG 95.1 playlist it appears as a simulcast of 95.1 IDing as "95X and 93X"

 

[xmusicmatt]

Why am I not surprised at all?? Format never fit Delaware and didn't even try to serve the community up there. Should have just stuck with oldies.

The Spanish format did reach the targeted demographic in Columbus with 92.9's downtown signal which covers the area of town they live in but it was pretty much an uphill battle given the presence of 103.1/107.1 already and the economics of leasing the licenses and trying to find sponsors in this economy.