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What's the station on 96.7 in the South Bay?

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pliu1003

I was in Downtown San Jose last week (Near 1st Street and Hedding Street) listening to KOIT in my car and had interference. So I decided to scan around the dial to see what station is interferring..... I came across a station on 96.7 that is playing Soft Spanish A/C. Anyone know what station is that? I tried to tune to 96.7 in my home (On the boarder of W. San Jose and Cupertino), but I can't get that station.....

Anyone has any idea?
 
> I was in Downtown San Jose last week (Near 1st Street and
> Hedding Street) listening to KOIT in my car and had
> interference. So I decided to scan around the dial to see
> what station is interferring..... I came across a station on
> 96.7 that is playing Soft Spanish A/C. Anyone know what
> station is that? I tried to tune to 96.7 in my home (On the
> boarder of W. San Jose and Cupertino), but I can't get that
> station.....
>
> Anyone has any idea?
>

No idea, but on a semi-related note has anyone heard mention of another South Bay station flipping to Spanish after Jan 1? It doesn't seem to make sense but I have heard this a from a few different places recently.
 
Modesto?

I believe the station in question is KMRQ/96.7 Modesto, which, according to posts on the Central California board, may have already changed from rock to a Spanish-language format.

-OA<P ID="signature">______________
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Re: Modesto?

> I believe the station in question is KMRQ/96.7 Modesto,
> which, according to posts on the Central California board,
> may have already changed from rock to a Spanish-language
> format.
>
> -OA

I don't believe so. I think that change comes in January. And according to Mediabase for KMRQ no Spanish titles are in the mix yet.
 
Re: Modesto?

> I don't believe so. I think that change comes in January.
> And according to Mediabase for KMRQ no Spanish titles are in
> the mix yet.

Well, KMRQ would be about the only station on 96.7 with even a remote shot at hitting San Jose with its regular signal.

If it's not KMRQ, maybe there was some tropo-ducting?

-OA<P ID="signature">______________
Ohio Media Watch - <a target="_blank" href=http://ohiomedia.blogspot.com>http://ohiomedia.blogspot.com</a></P>
 
Re: Modesto?

> > I don't believe so. I think that change comes in January.
> > And according to Mediabase for KMRQ no Spanish titles are
> in
> > the mix yet.
>
> Well, KMRQ would be about the only station on 96.7 with even
> a remote shot at hitting San Jose with its regular signal.
>
> If it's not KMRQ, maybe there was some tropo-ducting?
>
> -OA
>
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