BTW, I was listening on the Web (even though 1070 comes in like a brick in San Diego) so I could record the last hour. I laughed out loud at 11:05, because when the studios got switched over to Wilshire, the Web feed did not - it went dead after the applause ended and Dave Zorn killed his mic.
- Doc
> It was a wonderful piece. Spent a bit too much time on the
> early days of Columbia Square, in my opinion, but only
> because I have only known KNX as an all-newser, and was
> looking forward to hearing those sound bites. Had hoped that
> the piece would mention George Nicholaw, the mentsch
> (Yiddush for good soul) who launched the all news format and
> stayed with the station until being pushed out two years
> ago. His editorials were a big part of KNX, along with the
> phrase "if you have a different opinion, we'd like to hear
> from you". KNX maintained that intimate feel during his
> entire reign. I was also hoping to hear more of the sound
> beds that were used until 2003...such as "All You Need to
> Know...KNX 1070....Newsradio"
>
> To my ears....once the transition at 11:05p to the new
> Miracle Mile studios took place, the sound was a bit
> crisper. Dave Williams made mention was made on air about
> Chief Engineer Scott Mason's work to create the new studios.
>
>
> > Read on LARadio.com today that KNX' Michael Linder is
> going
> > to broadcast a one history of Columbia Square at 10:05pm
> > this evening (Friday) on KNX. The offical sign-off of
> > Columbia Square is at 12 midnight tonight. Get your tape
> > decks ready for this one. The program will also be
> streamed
> > via the KNX website as well.
> >
> > EDIT: Just heard on KCAL-TV that the new studios are on at
>
> > 11:05pm this evening.
>