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Finally, a Legal ID for XPN ?

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epmark

I'm not in radio, but am I correct that XPN is finally doing a legal ID at the top of the hour?
Since the switch to 88.7 in central PA, there was no mention of WXPH until recently. Also,
for the first time in recent memory, they mention the calls and location for 104.9
(previously "in the Lehigh Valley").
 
epmark said:
I'm not in radio, but am I correct that XPN is finally doing a legal ID at the top of the hour?
Since the switch to 88.7 in central PA, there was no mention of WXPH until recently. Also,
for the first time in recent memory, they mention the calls and location for 104.9
(previously "in the Lehigh Valley").
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You're right about 88.7... They need to include the calls in the legal ID since it's a full-power station, and they now are. I don't believe they have to state the calls for the translators, though.. And while they are stating the calls for the one in North Whitehall Twp, they aren't doing so for the one near Harrisburg on 99.7(?)..
 
I've heard Legal ID's on XPN for 88.7

That's how I found out they were there, it's been months. It's that thing right before the guitar harmonics lick.. It sounds like Open G tuning..

Not that we're talking about guitar.. I just dig it.
 
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