What is your favourite radio channel?

[TVT]

Why don't have 95.4 and 94.6?

 

94.6 is that Malaysia channel "Lite & Easy" ? The frequency sometimes quite bad one....

[Old-driver]

It was CLass 95... and then 90.5 as I got older

 

But recently I got used to Kiss 92 as the kids like the newer songs and I find it not too bad actually .Perhaps I'm getting younger

[Kho]

Your Entertainment Station

Edited June 30, 2014 by Kho

[Galantspeedz]

 

94.6 is that Malaysia channel "Lite & Easy" ? The frequency sometimes quite bad one....

 

so far in MY and SG no issue....

[TVT]

 

so far in MY and SG no issue....

 

In MY it depends on the area - NSH and major cities no issue. But those small towns, and East Coast areas cannot get!

 

But in SG, sometimes it is clear, sometimes not. Depends on area.... or perhaps my car antenna spoil already!

 

[Myxilplix]

Umm you guys do realise that radio stations in Malaysia transmit under different frequencies in different areas right?

 

Hitz FM is 97.6 in JB but 92.9 in KL etc

 

Lite FM is 94.6 in JB but 105.7 up in KL.

[Galantspeedz]

 

In MY it depends on the area - NSH and major cities no issue. But those small towns, and East Coast areas cannot get!

 

But in SG, sometimes it is clear, sometimes not. Depends on area.... or perhaps my car antenna spoil already!

 

 

so far SG to Kuantan no problem.... lol

[Lala81]

Class95 - Joe Augustin and glenn ong in morning.

Listen to them most of the time.

 

Kiss92 on weekends esp when class95 is having those R&B weekends.

 

Sometimes listen to 88.3 or power 98 if i want to listen to mandarin or slightly more rock/pop rock songs.

on a sidenote, class95 extends quite far out on NSH. You can hear it for most of the johor portion.

[Neutrino]

90.5 most of the time.

 

Tune in to 92.4 on thursday evenings for classic jazz

 

92.4 for me most of the time except for Andrew in the morning who turns me right off with his wrong wrong wrong accents.

And he's far too pretentious. Too much like his acting role in that 'comedy'.

 

Classic jazz in the evenings is great.

Edited June 30, 2014 by Neutrino

[TVT]

Umm you guys do realise that radio stations in Malaysia transmit under different frequencies in different areas right?

 

Hitz FM is 97.6 in JB but 92.9 in KL etc

 

Lite FM is 94.6 in JB but 105.7 up in KL.

 

I know. But just didn't bother to scan the frequency.

 

Once cannot receive clearly, I turn on my CD player instead.

[KarlynBarrett]

Gold 90.5 is awesome.

[Bencheong]

Gold 90.5.

[Davidklt]

BBC.

[Jamesc]

Mix FM Malaysia 99.1

 

[Thaiyotakamli]

The list is the most frequent that i hear, so i save those in my 10 dial. so i always listen to number 1 first then followed the remaining number.

 

Below is the ranking

88.3

100.3

97.2

90.5

98

95

93.3

98.7

92.4

96.3

[Smoothscott]

I alternate between 98.7 and 97.6 which is a Malaysian channel. I do find these 2 channels appeal more to the younger generation.

[Pocus]

I remember the early 2000s when there is an independent radio station called "WKRZ" which plays main techno styled music all round. I really love to listen to the station while drive as I gets me pumped up and alert.

 

Too bad is was defunct in the late 2000s and the frequency bought over by SPH. Now the music is totally different. I forget the frequency number liao.

 

The closest station to mimick "WKRZ" is Lush 995. But still misses the good old days of independent stations...

[Zxcvb]

Umm you guys do realise that radio stations in Malaysia transmit under different frequencies in different areas right?

 

Hitz FM is 97.6 in JB but 92.9 in KL etc

 

Lite FM is 94.6 in JB but 105.7 up in KL.

 

Singapore's radio station which plays oldies (90.5, 95 and 92) in my opinion is not to my liking.

 

Gold90.5fm - songs are too old. usually my parents generation's in age group 50s to 60s.

 

class95 - used to be good back in the days, now it's just a contemporary radio station playing a mix of current chart toppers and favourite oldies.

 

Kiss92 - I believe to be class95's challenger, same as above. Playing a mix of current favorites and oldies.

 

If you're age 30s to 40s, none of the above stations are to our likings. I'm currently listening to 94.6fm. Good music from the 80s to 90s - growing up years. But always disconnected when travelling under CTE tunnel or MCE.