Finally found a music station I can listen to

[fromtheinsideout]

Too bad it is in Albequerque, but the Clear Channel high def station featuring classic alternative was a nice find on the web the other day. I can't remeber the last time I heard Depeche Mode and The Clash played back to back.

 

[kenwood]

I'm sure alot of these so called flavored formats are great to listen too.But radio in genneral will eventually be jock free with the execption of maybe a a blip of news during the morning drive.I also see the end of traffic reports or at least a phase out if they can't be sold.All though an "All Comedy" on WWBB-HD I'm a litle concerned with.Although The comedy channel will still have more listeners than The Score.That's my monthly slam on The Score. ;D

 

[Radio_Realist]

You must have one hell of a great receiver to be able to listen to a station from New Mexico all the way from Pittsburgh!

 

[fromtheinsideout]

Clear Channel is streaming all of their hi def channels on the web, so it wasn't the radio so much as just a good internet connection.

 

[FreddyE1977]

You must have one hell of a great receiver to be able to listen to a station from New Mexico all the way from Pittsburgh!

One time I picked up KJ97 FM from San Antonio, Texas on the skip. I was living near Flint, Michigan at the time. Got a solid 10/10 stereo signal for the better part ofan hour. I called in a QSL and think I still hold their record.

 

[toddjammin]

Too bad it is in Albequerque, but the Clear Channel high def station featuring classic alternative was a nice find on the web the other day. I can't remeber the last time I heard Depeche Mode and The Clash played back to back.

Do you have a web address so I could find that station on the web? I like classic alternative music a lot. It kind of reminds me of the days I worked at X 15 1510AM. All help is appreciated.

 

[fromtheinsideout]

I don't have a web address per se, but I will share how I found it. I googled 100.3 portland and found that station's website, then I clicked on their listen live icon. That opened a page and had a link for 100.3 hi def stream, which I clicked on, and it opened a page that had a link for the hi def stream and another link that had a list of all of the Clear Channel hi def , which i clicked on, it opens a box will all of the hi def stations, the Albequerque is the one of the top ones. There are plenty of formats in there, which I am sure I will experiment with as time goes on (fusion jazz?, interesting),. I know it is a arduous process, but it was worth it as far as I am concerned. I think the Ablequerque station is KTEG, just for information's sake, I haven't visited their website, so I don't know if you can get to the hi def stream from there or not.

 

[fromtheinsideout]

I checked this evening and the KTEG website has a link to their hi def streaming, as well as all of the other clear channel hi def streams. I imagine all of the stations on the list will, and as of now, I didn't see any Pittsburgh CCs on the list.

 

[talkr]

Do you have a web address so I could find that station on the web? I like classic alternative music a lot. It kind of reminds me of the days I worked at X 15 1510AM. All help is appreciated.

http://www.clearchannelmusic.com/hdradio/

 

[jras20]

You must have one hell of a great receiver to be able to listen to a station from New Mexico all the way from Pittsburgh!

One time I picked up KJ97 FM from San Antonio, Texas on the skip. I was living near Flint, Michigan at the time. Got a solid 10/10 stereo signal for the better part ofan hour. I called in a QSL and think I still hold their record.

Wow thats cool, I am from Texas and is close to San antonio, my longest catch was 1090 miles! I picked up KLUC from here to Las Vegas, I picked them up for about 3-5 minuets it was pretty cool, it was a clear signal. I am using a outdoor antenna though about 20'up.

 

[fromtheinsideout]

Talkr, Thanks for the link, I had just been going through the stations websites, I am sure that will be much easier.