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Encyclopedia > KMZT

KMZT 105.1 is a Classical Music station serving the Los Angeles market. they are owned by Mount Wilson FM Radio inc.


The station played Traditional and Contemporary jazz until 1989 when KFAC 92.23 dropped Classical Music and was sold to Evergreen and switched to a Popular music format called "The Beat" which evolved into Urban eventually.


In 1989 105.1 KMZT became the Classical music station for Los Angeles.


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KMZT-FM - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (202 words)
This came due to the fact that down the dial, KFAC dropped classical music in favor of a popular music format.
In 2003, the call letters were changed to the current KMZT, selected as to pronounce "Mozart".
KMZT bills itself as the most listened to classical music station in the Western United States, although its ratings are generally in the middle of the pack.
IWV TV Booster board meeting minutes (808 words)
KMZT was moved to 107.1 MHz from its previous 96.7 MHz so as to take advantage of the 22 W. translator (compared to 9 W. for all the other translators).
KCRW was moved to 100.1 MHz from 107.1 due to the KMZT move.
This activity was precipitated by getting KMZT back on the air using a new receiving antenna site which substantially reduces the KLOA interference.
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