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More Coos Bay Radio Streaming:

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djj

Since we're talking about Coos Bay stations being streamed or resuming streaming, I thought I should
mention this non-comm combo from Marshfield High School...

Although the site at the time of this posting says "Video Streaming has been suspended until further notice.
Please check back. Thank you!", both KMHS 1420 and 91.3 are now streaming via Windows Media Player:

http://www.coos-bay.k12.or.us/media/

When did 91.3 MC sign on? While I was passing through Coos Bay last June (2008), I only heard 1420 KC
doing the contemporary format.
Nice what's been put on 1420 now, with the "Classic Country"...good stuff!
--jay
 
Wow...I must've missed that FM sign-on by days (I was in Coos Bay a day after the
Prefontaine Races in Eugene, early June), cuz 1420 AM was still rockin' away. Thanks for the
update...

Does the FM sound as bad as the internet feed, radioxpert? If so, it sounds like the station could
use some higher-bit-rate MP3s (256- or 320-bit) if their computer storage has no room for .wav (wave)
files...I hate it when MP3s woosh or flange, and can easily be heard by listening in the headphones...

I'll be up in Coos Bay in May and will tune to 91.3 FM, let alone 1420 to hear the Classic Country...
--j
 
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