Myrtle Beach, SC is a great place to come on vacation and to live in. Thats if you like the traffic and all, but thats mostly during the summer months. But I think Myrtle Beach radio stations can sound way better then they sound. Not much local morning shows. The two Top 40 stations Mix and Hot don't have local morning shows as does Kiss FM. I know Star 92.1 has a local morning show. Not sure who else is local. Wait WRNN the FM news station has a local morning show. But in other ways can't the music on these stations sound good and all. I know Myrtle Beach isn't a market like Charleston, SC which is only like 2 hours away. But Myrtle Beach radio can sound better. For one Myrtle Beach has three stations that sound much alike. Wave 104.1 Classic Rock, Sunny 106.5 Oldies, and The Sound 107.1 Classic Hits. All three play a lot of the same songs. We really don't need all three. Sunny can change their format and most listeners im sure will go to The Sound. And another one, 98.5 Kiss FM sounds Urban and Urban AC. Would they make up their mind already. Next Media just flip Wave 104.1 to 104.1 The Beat - CHR/Rhythmic as 98.5 Kiss FM needs some competion. But at the same time Myrtle Beach doesn't need to lose its classic rock station but The Sound can pick up on that.
Here is my idea of Myrtle Beach, SC radio:
Star 92.1 - Hot AC (as they already sound much like a Hot AC)
The Team 93.7 and 100.3 - ESPN Radio (93.9 singal no more as its to weak)
Easy 94.5 - Easy Listening
Mix 97.7 - Top 40
98.5 KISS-FM - Urban Contemporary
WRNN 99.5 - News/Talk
The Team 100.3 and 93.7 - ESPN Radio (as Hot 100 will never be better then Mix 97.7)
101.7 KZQ - Rock
K Country 103.1 - Country
Wave 104.1 - Classic Rock
104.9 The Beat - CHR/Rhythmic (sell to Next Media)
Easy 105.9 - Easy Listening
Sunny 106.5 - Adult Contemporary (would sound much like Sunny 96.9 in Charleston)
The Sound 107.1 - Classic Hits (picks up some of the oldies listeners)
Gator 107.9 - Country
Cumulus just seems to cheap. They do very little with their stations. Sunny 106.5 sounds like crap as a oldies station as does their Urban/Urban AC 98.5 KISS-FM. To bad someone wouldn't buy them like Citidel Broadcast. I doubt CBS Radio or anyone else wouldn't want to come into the market as Myrtle Beach is a small market unlike Charleston which has Clear Channel. We don't need Clear Channel in Myrtle Beach now. But what the Beach needs is some fixing up and better choices which Cumulus isn't giving the Beach. Next Media is fine with their stations as is Qantum. Your opinions...
Here is my idea of Myrtle Beach, SC radio:
Star 92.1 - Hot AC (as they already sound much like a Hot AC)
The Team 93.7 and 100.3 - ESPN Radio (93.9 singal no more as its to weak)
Easy 94.5 - Easy Listening
Mix 97.7 - Top 40
98.5 KISS-FM - Urban Contemporary
WRNN 99.5 - News/Talk
The Team 100.3 and 93.7 - ESPN Radio (as Hot 100 will never be better then Mix 97.7)
101.7 KZQ - Rock
K Country 103.1 - Country
Wave 104.1 - Classic Rock
104.9 The Beat - CHR/Rhythmic (sell to Next Media)
Easy 105.9 - Easy Listening
Sunny 106.5 - Adult Contemporary (would sound much like Sunny 96.9 in Charleston)
The Sound 107.1 - Classic Hits (picks up some of the oldies listeners)
Gator 107.9 - Country
Cumulus just seems to cheap. They do very little with their stations. Sunny 106.5 sounds like crap as a oldies station as does their Urban/Urban AC 98.5 KISS-FM. To bad someone wouldn't buy them like Citidel Broadcast. I doubt CBS Radio or anyone else wouldn't want to come into the market as Myrtle Beach is a small market unlike Charleston which has Clear Channel. We don't need Clear Channel in Myrtle Beach now. But what the Beach needs is some fixing up and better choices which Cumulus isn't giving the Beach. Next Media is fine with their stations as is Qantum. Your opinions...