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KZFO KFLC Now Run By LMN

txchipk said:
Of the Wise County rimshots, the 99.1 signal is the weakest...it fades in and out driving around most of Dallas County and much of Collin County.
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I’ve had better luck with the 99.1 signal in the car than you have, at least in Collin County. However the co-channel KBEC translator has damaged reception in south Dallas County. Sounds fine in Denton and Tarrant County.

Will admit the last time I closely paid attention to 99.1 was during its original KJZY incarnation.😆
txchipk said:
The vast majority of people listening over the air do it inside the city/primary signal contours, not in the fringe areas. 99.1 is one of the worst signals in the market to do a Spanish-language format on. It's like the reverse of 93.3, which would be a great signal for a Spanish-language format on...
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I had suggested elsewhere that any future owner of KFZO should forget about the DFW urban core, and concentrate on a suburban/exurban audience…this is what KFWR is doing. But some sort of religious format is probably in the future for 99.1.
txchipk said:
I say reincarnate Z-Rock, it's last English-language format...even if it got 50% of the ratings KDZR did back in the day, it would have 2-3x the ratings KFZO has today...
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The KDZR call would be available if a deal was done with the 1640 AM in the Portland, Oregon market.😁
 
1270 had music on earlier today and it wasn’t Spanish language Christmas music. But it sounds like they’re back to TUDN as I’m typing this.
 
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