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Your wish for the San Diego radio dial?

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musicman3355

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Here's my take:
90.3 XHITZ - Z90 (Dance)**
91.1 XETRA - 91X (alternative)
91.7 XHGLX - Party 91.7 (dance)**
92.1 KSOQ - simulcast of 97.3 KSON (country)
92.5 XHRM - Magic 92.5 (rhythmic AC)
93.3 KHTS - Channel 933 (top 40/CHR)
94.1 KMYI - Star 94.1 (hot AC)
94.9 KBZT - FM 94/9 (alternative)
95.7 KUSS - New Country 95.7 (country)
96.1 KSIQ - Q96 (top 40/CHR)
96.5 KYXY - 96.5 KyXy (lite AC)
97.3 KSON - KSON-FM 97.3 (country)
98.1 KIFM - 98.1 KIFM (smooth jazz)
98.9 XHMORE - Blazin' 98.9 (hip-hop)**
99.3 XHOCL - Mega 99.3 (hurban/reggaeton)**
99.7 XHTY - Amor 99.7 (Spanish AC)**
100.7 KFMB - 100.7 The Edge (active rock)**
101.5 KGB - 101-5 KGB (classic rock)
102.1 KPRI - 102.1 The Sound (AAA)*
102.9 KLQV - 102.9 La Kalle (hurban)**
103.7 KSCF - 103.7 AMP Radio (top 40/CHR)**
105.3 KIOZ - Rock 105.3 (active rock)
105.7 XHPRS - 105.7 The Walrus (oldies/classic hits)
106.5 KLNV - La Nueva 106.5 (Regional Mexican)

Key:
*new name
**brand new format
 
LOL at KPRi "The Sound" because I wouldn't be surprised since PD Haley Jones came to KPRi from LA's 100.3 The Sound. Notice she's added features that The Sound has like Album Sides Wednesday
 
musicman3355 said:
Here's my take:
99.3 XHOCL - Mega 99.3 (hurban/reggaeton)**
99.7 XHTY - Amor 99.7 (Spanish AC)**
102.9 KLQV - 102.9 La Kalle (hurban)**
106.5 KLNV - La Nueva 106.5 (Regional Mexican)
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Why two reggaetón formats when there is not a single successful reggaetón station in the continental US?

And Spanish language AC was on 102.9 for years, and was only moderately successful.

On the other hand, the 12+ Spanish language leader, although in a virtual 12+ tie when averaged over time, is KLQV's Recuerdo adult hits format... which you would drop.
 
Here's my take:
90.3-Hip Hop-Jammin' 90
91.1-Alternative-91X
91.7-A/C-91.7 The Breeze
92.1-Dance-92.1 The Pulse
92.5-Hot A/C-Q 92
93.3-Alternative-FM 93.3
94.1-Top 40-Channel 94.1
94.9-Country-Z 94.9
95.7-AAA-Radio 95.7
96.1-Top 40-Q96
96.5-Urban A/C-96.5 Kiss FM
97.3-Country-Cat Country 97.3
98.1-Hot A/C-Star 98
98.9-Adult Hits-Mix 98.9
99.3-Regional Mexican-Mega 99.3
99.7-Hurban-La Kalle 99.7
100.7-A/C-100.7 Lite FM
101.5-Rock-101.5 The Edge
102.1-Classic Hits- 102.1 The Peak
102.9-Rhythmic Top 40-U 102
103.7-Top 40-Now 103.7
105.3-Oldies-Crusin' 105.3
105.7-90s-K 105.7
106.5-Rock-106.5 The End
 
Here's mine. Left off the frequency. Don't care who takes those.

Euro Dance
Synth Alternative
Comedy Talk and Stand-Up
Nerdcore Dementia
Punk-Country
Techno-Rave
Independent Hip Hop
Soft Adult Contemporary
Blues
Bluegrass
 
musicman3355 said:
Here's my take:
90.3 XHITZ - Z90 (Dance)**
91.1 XETRA - 91X (alternative)
91.7 XHGLX - Party 91.7 (dance)**
92.1 KSOQ - simulcast of 97.3 KSON (country)
92.5 XHRM - Magic 92.5 (rhythmic AC)
93.3 KHTS - Channel 933 (top 40/CHR)
94.1 KMYI - Star 94.1 (hot AC)
94.9 KBZT - FM 94/9 (alternative)
95.7 KUSS - New Country 95.7 (country)
96.1 KSIQ - Q96 (top 40/CHR)
96.5 KYXY - 96.5 KyXy (lite AC)
97.3 KSON - KSON-FM 97.3 (country)
98.1 KIFM - 98.1 KIFM (smooth jazz)
98.9 XHMORE - Blazin' 98.9 (hip-hop)**
99.3 XHOCL - Mega 99.3 (hurban/reggaeton)**
99.7 XHTY - Amor 99.7 (Spanish AC)**
100.7 KFMB - 100.7 The Edge (active rock)**
101.5 KGB - 101-5 KGB (classic rock)
102.1 KPRI - 102.1 The Sound (AAA)*
102.9 KLQV - 102.9 La Kalle (hurban)**
103.7 KSCF - 103.7 AMP Radio (top 40/CHR)**
105.3 KIOZ - Rock 105.3 (active rock)
105.7 XHPRS - 105.7 The Walrus (oldies/classic hits)
106.5 KLNV - La Nueva 106.5 (Regional Mexican)

Key:
*new name
**brand new format
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"Mornings with Garrett."
 
90.3- Jammin Z90 San Diego's Original Hip Hop Station - (Urban)
91.1- 91X - (Modern Rock)
91.7- Exa 91.7 (Spanish Language Top 40)
92.1- New Country 92.1 (Country)
92.5- MOViN 92.5 (Rhythmic AC)
93.3- 93.3 (Spanish Ranchera)
94.1- Star 94.1 (Hot AC)
94.9- WiLD 94.9 (Rhythmic Contemporary)
95.7- MAGIC 95.7 The Best Variety in R&B (Urban AC)
96.1- KSIQ 96.1 (Mainstream Rock)
96.5- San Diego's Soft Rock with Less Talk Kick-See 96.5 (AC)
97.3- KSON Country 97.3 (Country)
98.1- Smooth Jazz The Breeze 98.1 (Soft AC/Lite Urban AC)
98.9- Blazin 98.9 Your Back in the Day hits (Classic Hip Hop)
99.3- KOOL 99.3 (Oldies/Classic Hits)
99.7- La Mega 99.7 (Spanish - Tropical)
100.7- Jack FM (Adult Hits)
101.5- KGB 101 (Classic Rock)
102.1- 102.1 The Sound (AOR/AAA)
102.9- Recuerdo (Spanish Oldies)
103.7- Amp Radio (Top 40/CHR)
105.3- ROCK 105.3 (Active Rock)
105.7- Classical 105.7 (Classical)
106.5- La Nueva (Regional Mexican)
 
SDTVRadiojunkie said:
93.3- 93.3 (Spanish Ranchera)
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Ranchera is part of regional Mexican. There are only 3 or 4 artists recording successful ranchera music today.

99.7- La Mega 99.7 (Spanish - Tropical)
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"Tropical" in the US generally means salsa and its related genres. There are no such stations anywhere in the continental US, and only one left in Puerto Rico. It won't work where the audience is 95% Mexican heritage. If you mean "cumbia" that's another format, like reggaetón, that lasted a year or two and is 100% dead.
 
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