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It's back on the air after a 3 month or more absence. Nothing playing on it as of right now however, it's just silence.
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Wow so it turns out KLMO is back to what it used to broadcast before 2015 or so. I guess they got connected with their old friends in McAllen.
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Looks like KLMO also installed the processor I sent the guy who owns it, I was being nice and KLMO followed.
https://www.claessonedwards.com/home-audio/breakaway-audio-enhancer
https://www.claessonedwards.com/home-audio/breakaway-audio-enhancer
That processor is not what is needed / required to comply with FCC regulations. It does not have a peak limiter to keep overmodulation controlled to 100%. While it looks like an effective low budget pre-processer, it is more like an Aphex Compellor which is a $1,600 piece of gear.
Some processors with peak limiting are shown here:
https://broadcast.bswusa.com/search?view=list&w=peak+limiter
A good one will be around $3,000 to over $10,000. Yes, there are software based products that do well, but commercial and full power radio stations still predominantly use hardware based devices.
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Doesn't make much of a difference to me but then again I do not have an FM meter.
I wouldn't have sent Carlos Lopez the processor if I'd known he was going to let the people from McAllen run 98.9 anyway. I don't think they're really professional when compared to IHeartMedia which runs 93.3/105.7. The Lopez people actually own 98.9, 93.3, and 105.7 apparently, and lease them out.
I wouldn't have sent Carlos Lopez the processor if I'd known he was going to let the people from McAllen run 98.9 anyway. I don't think they're really professional when compared to IHeartMedia which runs 93.3/105.7. The Lopez people actually own 98.9, 93.3, and 105.7 apparently, and lease them out.
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