Just an update of the current status of the stations that Great Scott sold almost two years ago, they sold some signals to Adams Radio and some other to The Voice Radio.
As far as I know this is the situation:
Adams stations:
WZBH - 93.5 - The Beach: Active rock.
Actually broadcasting with 11.000 W but the plans are to move it to Millsboro and upgrade it to 50Kw.
WGBG - 98.5 - BIG: Classic Rock.
Intentions were to move this station to 107.7 but they finally decided to relaunch 107.7 with its previous format (country) and leave classic rock only in 98.5.
Broadcasts with 6Kw.
WOCQ - 103.9 - OC104: Rythmic Contemporary
Once Adams took control of this station they moved it a bit away from hard R&B and made it more Rythmic Contemporary, adding some dance and pop songs to the playlist.
Also broadcasts with 6Kw.
WKHI - 107.7 - K Country: Country.
Initial idea was to broadcast "BIG Classic Rock" in this frequency and make an upgrade. They ended up relaunching country format.
Broadcasts with 5,3Kw
Has a CP for an upgrade to 23Kw.
WSUX - 1280AM - (Formerly "Sue radio")
Since Adams bought the stations it aired oldies, my guess is they are flipping to Gospel or selling it.
Broadcasts with 840W day / 211 night
Also on translator W242AV-FM 96.3 with 10W. They have a CP for an upgrade to 250W.
The Voice stations:
WKDB - 95.3 - Máxima - Spanish hits
Formerly "B 95.3/ 101.7" since Great Scott sold this signal to The Voice it airs a Spanish hits format.
Broadcasts with 5,3Kw
WZEB - 101.7 - Power - Urban Contemporary
Formerly "B 95.3/ 101.7", since Great Scott sold this signal to The Voice they flipped it to R&B.
Broadcasts with 3.3Kw
WJKI - 103.5 - The Vault - Classic Rock
Direct competitor of WGBG, with less power but simulcasting at WXSH 106.1 Pocomoke City.
WJWL - 900AM - (Formerly "Juan") - Regional Mexican.
This station was sold to Adams, they tried the "Juan" formula without any success, at one point they sold it to The Voice.
Broadcasts with 10,5Kw day/ 1Kw night. Plans are to make a downgrade to 24 hours 1Kw and broadcast a Regional Mexican format "La Raza"
Also broadcasts from transator W262BF-FM 100.3 with 13W
As far as I know this is the situation:
Adams stations:
WZBH - 93.5 - The Beach: Active rock.
Actually broadcasting with 11.000 W but the plans are to move it to Millsboro and upgrade it to 50Kw.
WGBG - 98.5 - BIG: Classic Rock.
Intentions were to move this station to 107.7 but they finally decided to relaunch 107.7 with its previous format (country) and leave classic rock only in 98.5.
Broadcasts with 6Kw.
WOCQ - 103.9 - OC104: Rythmic Contemporary
Once Adams took control of this station they moved it a bit away from hard R&B and made it more Rythmic Contemporary, adding some dance and pop songs to the playlist.
Also broadcasts with 6Kw.
WKHI - 107.7 - K Country: Country.
Initial idea was to broadcast "BIG Classic Rock" in this frequency and make an upgrade. They ended up relaunching country format.
Broadcasts with 5,3Kw
Has a CP for an upgrade to 23Kw.
WSUX - 1280AM - (Formerly "Sue radio")
Since Adams bought the stations it aired oldies, my guess is they are flipping to Gospel or selling it.
Broadcasts with 840W day / 211 night
Also on translator W242AV-FM 96.3 with 10W. They have a CP for an upgrade to 250W.
The Voice stations:
WKDB - 95.3 - Máxima - Spanish hits
Formerly "B 95.3/ 101.7" since Great Scott sold this signal to The Voice it airs a Spanish hits format.
Broadcasts with 5,3Kw
WZEB - 101.7 - Power - Urban Contemporary
Formerly "B 95.3/ 101.7", since Great Scott sold this signal to The Voice they flipped it to R&B.
Broadcasts with 3.3Kw
WJKI - 103.5 - The Vault - Classic Rock
Direct competitor of WGBG, with less power but simulcasting at WXSH 106.1 Pocomoke City.
WJWL - 900AM - (Formerly "Juan") - Regional Mexican.
This station was sold to Adams, they tried the "Juan" formula without any success, at one point they sold it to The Voice.
Broadcasts with 10,5Kw day/ 1Kw night. Plans are to make a downgrade to 24 hours 1Kw and broadcast a Regional Mexican format "La Raza"
Also broadcasts from transator W262BF-FM 100.3 with 13W