KXTR
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KXTR-AM is a classical music station that broadcasts at 1660 kHz in the Kansas City Metropolitan Area. KXTR, owned by Entercom, relies mostly on satellite programming, but does feature local personalities, such as morning show host Patrick Neas.
KXTR started in 1953 on the FM dial, at 96.5 MHz. As FM became the preferred band for popular music, revenue declined. In 2000, Entercom moved KXTR to 1660 KHz in the AM band in order to establish a new pop station, KRBZ, which has since shifted to an alternative rock format.
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By call sign: KCCV | KCMO | KCNW | KCSP | KCTE | KCWJ | KCXL | KCZZ | KDTD | KEXS | KFEQ | KGGN | KKHK | KKLO | KMBZ | KPHN | KPRT | KSFT | KXTR | WHB | WIBW
See also: Kansas City (FM) (AM)
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