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Lancaster

I am not in the Antelope Valley, so I cannot give you a station by station breakdown. But my experience driving thorugh tells me that where you are physically in the Antelope Valley makes a big difference in what LA stations you get. Physical location is important.

But if you get any LA stations, the ones you get are the ones from Mt Wilson. Not much else makes it through the pass or over the hills.
 
In my experience in that area... on a good car radio you can get almost any of the L.A. sticks in Lancaster... as well as some Riverside and San Diego stuff too.

with the exceptions of a few... KROQ doesn't make it out there at all, as well as some of the stations that have a local adjacent squashing them.

But wow... for a market that's within earshot of Los Angeles... what horrible sounding local radio they have.
 
Todd said:
In my experience in that area... on a good car radio you can get almost any of the L.A. sticks in Lancaster... as well as some Riverside and San Diego stuff too.

with the exceptions of a few... KROQ doesn't make it out there at all, as well as some of the stations that have a local adjacent squashing them.

But wow... for a market that's within earshot of Los Angeles... what horrible sounding local radio they have.
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The one good station they do have is active rocker 100.1 FM. Would love to have a station like that in LA....maybe my music tastes are just more suburban than big city....

I know that at Mountain High/Wrightwood area, you can pretty much pick up all the antelope valley stations such as 93.5, 100.1, 106.3, and even 96.7 at the mountain high parking lot (then it fades back into KCAL from Redlands). I haven't tried 103.1, 97.7 or 105.5. When I lived in Corona, I used to be able to pick up 103.1 KTPI, 105.5 The Oasis and sometimes 106.3 depending on how I faced the antenna. All of them overpowered the OC stations on the same frequency even though i was much closer to OC!
 
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