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Does KTWV have a chance of flipping?

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SJFAN

With KKSF and WNUA flipping could The Wave be next? Rumors have it that KYOT is about to bite the dust.

The days of the NAC/SJ format on FM radio is limited. Could there be a small miracle that another company in San Francisco will pick up the SJ format? KBLX was Smooth Jazz before 1987.
 
I too have it from fairly reliable sources that smooth jazz on KYOT day's may be numbered. As for folks in San Francisco, folks in the northern suburbs of the city should try and pick up KJZY from Sonoma County which puts a rimshot signal into San Francisco. As for KTWV, I have a feeling they may be one of few captains to go down with the ship. I think they're in it for the long haul unless ratings really tank in the near future. The stations that I think are safe for at least a little while longer are Los Angeles, CA; San Diego, CA; Seattle, WA; Cleveland, OH; and/or Harrisburg, PA. The ones I think are vulnerable to a flip before summer is done are Phoenix, AZ; Detroit, MI; Salisbury, MD; Oklahoma City, OK; and/or Anchorage, AK.
 
SJFAN said:
With KKSF and WNUA flipping could The Wave be next? Rumors have it that KYOT is about to bite the dust.

The days of the NAC/SJ format on FM radio is limited. Could there be a small miracle that another company in San Francisco will pick up the SJ format? KBLX was Smooth Jazz before 1987.
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I hope not
 
Interstate 78 said:
I too have it from fairly reliable sources that smooth jazz on KYOT day's may be numbered. As for folks in San Francisco, folks in the northern suburbs of the city should try and pick up KJZY from Sonoma County which puts a rimshot signal into San Francisco. As for KTWV, I have a feeling they may be one of few captains to go down with the ship. I think they're in it for the long haul unless ratings really tank in the near future. The stations that I think are safe for at least a little while longer are Los Angeles, CA; San Diego, CA; Seattle, WA; Cleveland, OH; and/or Harrisburg, PA. The ones I think are vulnerable to a flip before summer is done are Phoenix, AZ; Detroit, MI; Salisbury, MD; Oklahoma City, OK; and/or Anchorage, AK.
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People who live in Eastern Solano county can get Smooth Jazz on KSSJ. the Reason The Wave lives on because they are competing against another SoCal Smooth Jazz station KSBR. However 94.7 The Wave smooth Jazz playlist Uses the Quiet Storm approach for Example Smooth Jazz mixed with Smooth R&B, While KSBR Playlist uses Chill, Classic Jazz and Smooth Jazz like what KKSF did back in the 1990's
 
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