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Monroe Radio

What do you think about how it sounds? KNOE is much better... Will the hip-hop and r&B playing on that station affect 100 or 103 more. How bout 92 vs 98 who do you like? I'd love to hear your thoughts on monroe radio.
 
IMO I don't think the Beat nor the Party has anything to worry about. One thing is for sure, the Beat will hold onto its number one slot unless some drastic changes in programming happen there. As far as Sunny and Bayou are concerned, they have two tottally different target audiences. I can't see someone picking one over when they are not on the same format. From what I've listened to 92, they are sounding good and picking up steam. If anyone should be worried about Bayou, then it should be KNOE, the only thing that will help KNOE is the 100kw signal.

Just my thoughts!
 
92 is doing nothing more than 102 was doing 2 yrs ago...and with a much weaker signal......trust me when I say no one at 102 is worried about 92...As far as the party goes just listen to them now as opposed to a year ago they have went much more mainstream...I wonder why?...The beat has there core audience we may see a small dent in there numbers wont be much though...although these are just guesses of course...one thing is for certain...102 is headed back to the days when they owned the monroe market ...it may take a little while but they will get there now that bobby is running the show
 
92 May be nothing more than that, but its to soon that make that call IMO. I would like to see a heritage station such as 102 regain its umph. But one mistake for anyone to make in my opinion is not to be worried about another station, regardless of thier power, format, or on air presence. I would treat 92 and everyone else for that matter as if they were trying to steal my last drop of water if I were stranded in the desert.

Just my thoughts!
 
I will agree that 101.9 (no longer 102 :D) has improved alot. I can actually listen to them for extended periods of time now, which actually does take me back to my childhood (showing my age here), when I listened to them quite a bit. I don't know that party is more mainstream. I think it depends on the air personality... If one of them is live, they seem to change the log to sound more like us (The Beat). If they are voicetracked, they reflect a true CHR/Rhythmic (no one jacking with the log). I don't think the KNOE improvement will change KRVV's numbers much. We are at a realistic level (around a 16.x share), considering that 4 stations are after 18-34 now (KRVV, KQLQ, KNOE, KXRR).

That's my opinion... I'm glad someone posted about Monroe again. I had almost stopped coming here.
 
What 92 are you all talking about.. 92.3 or 92.7?

Also more A/C or is it more pop?

Haven't been in that neck of the woods in a year and was wondering... Last time I hear KNOE, it seemed to me to be adding more R&B from the pop charts (this was about 2 weeks ago)

Also there was no one commenting on North Louisiana radio, cause no one is posting anything... I know I find I have to make a trip to CenLa to get any news posted on here from there.

RFLA
 
92.7 (Bayou 92) The radio peps got it off of Chuck Redden. It leans more A/C than anything. But one thing I noticed is one day they sounded more pop, and yesterday I was listening to them and it sounded more A/C.
 
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