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Lost Last Classix Rock Station

I put up a 10dB FM antenna that cost $600 and bought a $200 FM tuner. Only one station played classic rock with in 50 miles and shared with the terrible New Age format.. To me New Age all sounds the same and some talk vs sing- just junk. Now, this only station with in 60 miles radius converted to all New Age music. I can not believe the many stations here within 60 miles does not play Classic Rock but there is about 10 New Age stations. I bought a Ocean Wi-Fi internet receiver, The $800 was a total waste of money!

jimbennet
oberoniaomnia
344 posts
 

Investigate internet radio options, which have global reach. Don't have any specific recommendations for you, but worth a look. 
internet Radio

Accu radio

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grinnell
1,186 posts
 

Northern Colorado is a lucky place for radio fans.  Lots of choices in public radio and a few commercial stations

tablejockey
4,402 posts
 

FM tuner ownership is only good for Classical/Jazz enthusiasts.

Assuming most areas have PBS reception, there's usually a station dedicated to the genres. In Los Angeles, CA broadcast quality is good.

Sadly, the remaining Rock station is forgettable. 

Decent OTA Rock broadcast has been MIA for decades now.

My tuner rarely past 91.5 Mhz. PBS stations typically lower left on the dial

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yesiam_a_pirate
322 posts
 

What is this FM of which you speak? 

jimbennet OP
193 posts
 

You do not know what FM radio is? Please.

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