KKHH HD2....is on!

[jpcgonebig]

We've just launched all DANCE on 95.7 HD2.

Hope you enjoy

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Mo' Bounce
HOT 95.7

 

[radiogooroo]

I'm sure both of the HD radio owners will really enjoy it!

 

[jpcgonebig]

 

[oldjohnny]

I'm sure both of the HD radio owners will really enjoy it!

Well, I for one will check it out when I get the chance, not much of a dance freak, but I do enjoy some tracks. OK, I'm one, I wonder who is the other person with the HD radio is? ;D

 

[AndyWaldrop]

I think it's Jed Wilkinson at Cox Radio - Houston.

 

[mrtexmex2007]

I thought they were going to have smooth jazz

 

[ilistentotheradio]

I thought they were going to have smooth jazz

KODA ended up picking it up.

 

[jras20]

Power increase?

Cool! Now when are we going to see a power increase for HDFM? I can get the HD signal fairly good with a dipole antenna 84 miles out, but if they increase it I can probably get it with no problem!

 

[stevenNOLA]

I like this station!! Good music selections, GREAT sound quality! Sounds alot like Sirius 36 "The Beat" but with different mixes (I was getting tired of the same old mixes).

Now if only someone would make an aftermarket radio kit for my car so I can install the HD car stereo sitting on the shelf in the closet. Currently limited to home and office for HD radio.

 

[ilistentotheradio]

I like this station!! Good music selections, GREAT sound quality! Sounds alot like Sirius 36 "The Beat" but with different mixes (I was getting tired of the same old mixes).

Now if only someone would make an aftermarket radio kit for my car so I can install the HD car stereo sitting on the shelf in the closet. Currently limited to home and office for HD radio.

Can't use an cheap FM transmitter with it?

 

[stevenNOLA]

I like this station!! Good music selections, GREAT sound quality! Sounds alot like Sirius 36 "The Beat" but with different mixes (I was getting tired of the same old mixes).

Now if only someone would make an aftermarket radio kit for my car so I can install the HD car stereo sitting on the shelf in the closet. Currently limited to home and office for HD radio.

Can't use an cheap FM transmitter with it?

I have a 2008 Sentra and there is no way to mount the radio in the dashboard without it looking like crap. The radio, A/C, clock, and temperature share a common display. It has a Rockford Fosgate factory system so it sounds great with an auxillary input or when multipath isn't butchering the sound quality of analog FMs. I really miss having HD radio in the car. Guess I could buy the JVC add-on tuner and use the auxillary input...

P.S. The playlist seems wider than Sirius 36.

 

[ilistentotheradio]

I like this station!! Good music selections, GREAT sound quality! Sounds alot like Sirius 36 "The Beat" but with different mixes (I was getting tired of the same old mixes).

Now if only someone would make an aftermarket radio kit for my car so I can install the HD car stereo sitting on the shelf in the closet. Currently limited to home and office for HD radio.

Can't use an cheap FM transmitter with it?

I have a 2008 Sentra and there is no way to mount the radio in the dashboard without it looking like crap. The radio, A/C, clock, and temperature share a common display. It has a Rockford Fosgate factory system so it sounds great with an auxillary input or when multipath isn't butchering the sound quality of analog FMs. I really miss having HD radio in the car. Guess I could buy the JVC add-on tuner and use the auxillary input...

P.S. The playlist seems wider than Sirius 36.

That's what I did. I have a 2007 Scion TC, and I didn't want to go ripping out the factory stereo. I've done it before in previous vehicles, but this stereo sounds great how it is... so I ended up going for the JVC add-on. Just a reccomendation if you go this route - definitely get the "hard wire" kit and connect to your vehicle's FM antenna. The cute little "do it yourself" window sticker antennas are terrible. You can run it under the plastic moldings around your shifter to make it a much cleaner install.

 

[oldjohnny]

http://www.peripheralelectronics.com/?ProductId=383

Have you tried Perpherals HD radio? It can be controlled from newer factory car stereos thus eliminating any ugly outside adapters. Check it out. I think this fits Nissan Sentras (Unless you have a GPS, if you do, this won't work)