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Central Oregon Radio...yawn.

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co_radio

My word does radio in Central Oregon suck or what? 16 commercial stations and not an original or creative thought on any of them. It's like stepping back 20 years in time except now it's all automated and stale.
 
Not much different from the radio wastelands of rural anywhere else.....I still hear some FM stations with the '70s moniker "Stereo 94" or something in these parts of the country......
 
co_radio said:
My word does radio in Central Oregon suck or what? 16 commercial stations and not an original or creative thought on any of them. It's like stepping back 20 years in time except now it's all automated and stale.
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Or you could go back to the 70's when there was just KBND 1110, KGRL 940, Redmond's KPRB 1240 and that Prineville station at 690. On the FM wasn't it K-ICE?

Great exciting radio market.... I remember KBND signing off at like 11:00 PM saying they were authorized with 10,000 watts daytime and 1,000 at night. In fact it seems they used their 10,000 watt signal in their on air imaging....The most powerful station in Central Oregon! KBND with 10,000 Watts.
 
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