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Processing - who uses what, Phila, NY, Harrisburg

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iman

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Anybody know what stations use what processors?

Z100?
BEN-FM Philly?
Q102?
WOGL?
WRVV?
WNNK?

I'm guessing Omnia 6 is the answer to all of the above, but I was wondering if there was anyone out there who knew for sure...
 
iman said:
Anybody know what stations use what processors?

Z100?
BEN-FM Philly?
Q102?
WOGL?
WRVV?
WNNK?

I'm guessing Omnia 6 is the answer to all of the above, but I was wondering if there was anyone out there who knew for sure...
Click to expand...

Processing is generally considered a trade secret. I doubt very seriously that anyone is going to come off this info for you. Even if you got to actually see the box, chances are you would not get to see the settings.
 
Bengalsfan said:
iman said:
Anybody know what stations use what processors?

Z100?
BEN-FM Philly?
Q102?
WOGL?
WRVV?
WNNK?

I'm guessing Omnia 6 is the answer to all of the above, but I was wondering if there was anyone out there who knew for sure...
Click to expand...

Processing is generally considered a trade secret. I doubt very seriously that anyone is going to come off this info for you. Even if you got to actually see the box, chances are you would not get to see the settings.
Click to expand...
And then there are the guys with the real secrets...these are the folks who place a dummy processor in the rack for the casual visitor to see...the actual processor is sometimes hidden elsewhere.
 
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