KBOS
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Broadcast area | Tulare, Fresno |
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Branding | "B95" |
First air date | 1971 |
Frequency | 94.9 (MHz) |
Format | Rhythmic Top 40 |
ERP | 16,500 watts |
Callsign meaning | BOSS Radio the B is used in the branding B95 |
Owner | Clear Channel |
Website | http://www.b954life.com/ |
KBOS (B95) is a Rhythmic Top 40 station serving California's San Joaquin Valley. The Clear Channel Communications outlet broadcasts at 94.9 MHz with an ERP of 16.5 kW and is licensed to Tulare, California.
[edit] History
KBOS signed on with its Top 40 format in 1971, but it wasn't until the 1980s that they would evolve into its current direction, and since then have enjoyed dominant ratings. Their first transmitter location was in the Blue Ridge Mountains along with KJUG-FM 106.7 with a ERP around 1,500 watts with a HAAT of 2650 feet. The moved to Eshom Point to be closer to Fresno and to be able to increase power to 16.5kW ERP.
They are also one of two Top 40s covering Fresno, Kings, Madera and Tulare counties, the other being Rhythmic rival KSEQ.
[edit] External links
FM Radio Stations in the Fresno/Hanford-Lemoore, Madera and Visalia-Tulare Market (Arbitron #66 and 100) |
Fresno and Madera Counties: KFCF 88.1 | KQKL 88.5 & KLVY 91.1 | KVPR 89.3 | KFNO 90.3 | KFSR 90.7 | KSJV 91.5 | KOND 92.1 | KSKS 93.7 | KOKO 94.3 | KBHH 95.3 | KJFX 95.7 | KALZ 96.7 | KMGV 97.9 | KHRN 98.3 | KJWL 99.3 | KMAK 100.3 & KMQA 100.5 | KWYE 101.1 | KOQO 101.9 | KHGE 102.7 | KAAT 103.1 | KRZR 103.7 | KFCA 104.5 | KLBN 105.1 | KJZN 105.5 | KFJK 105.9 | KFYE 106.3 | KMMM 107.1 | KRDA 107.5 | KLLE 107.9 |
Kings and Tulare Counties:KDUV 88.9 | KARM 89.7 | KUFW 90.5 | KFSO 92.9 | KGAR 93.3 | KNAC 93.5 | KFSC 94.1/KQOF 94.1(Share-time) | KGEN 94.5 | KBOS 94.9 | KAAX 95.1 (Off-air) | KSLK 96.1 | KSEQ 97.1 | KNFS 98.1 | KSOF 98.9 | KIOO 99.7 | KVLP 101.5 | KBLO 102.3 | KZPO 103.3 | KFRR 104.1 | KCRZ 104.9 | KJUG 106.7
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