As far as I can tell they are signing OFF at 7:15PM right now. So they aren't using post sunset (though I haven't driven closer to see if they are way lower than 250W, probably not since I am using a GE SR3 and a Grundig G5)). They sign on at 6AM, which is pre sunrise, and are probably using 250W, just a guess based on the coverage. Technical problems are way down though they still have problems with automated weather spots, etc being cut over by music or other liners.
Music variety has increased... I've heard stuff I've not heard since, well the 80's. Whomever is doing the music is doing a good job, too bad it's a crappy AM signal that it's on. I'd love to hear this in AM Stereo.
I've been listening so much that I've gotten USED to AM music again and FM or Sirius sounds weird
Musically this is as good an 80's station as I've ever heard... Truly a good job with what they have to do it with. And seriously, if you put this on the FM it'd rate better than the #3 country station
The variety very much replicates what I recall of Top 40 radio of the time... Hard rock, pop, dance, country crossovers, and the like. Of course part of the nostalgia for me is that this is how I FIRST heard an awful lot of this music the first time, on AM...
Lester... You seriously need to get here before it goes away.
"Twelve Thirty W I R O... The Big I!"
"Super 13 CMI!"
/sigh
Something seriously got lost from AM to FM... On AM, the main presentation of the song is most important. Center channel for the win.
