For information about prior use of KBOQ, please see KKHK KBOQ City of licenseSeaside, CaliforniaBroadcast areaMonterey/Salinas/Santa Cruz, CaliforniaBrandingK-BachSloganThe Central Coast's Classical StationFrequency103.9First air dateJuly 4th 2006 Format ClassicalERP1,500 wattsHAAT199 metersClassAFacility ID15936Callsign meaningBOQ is "Bach" phoneticallyFormer callsignsKKHK (2/14/08-2/26/08)KMBY-FM (9/05/02 - 2/14/08)KTEE (12/17/99 - KISE KJMY KLMY 880629MC Owner Mapleton Communications Websitewww.

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  • For information about prior use of KBOQ, please see KKHK KBOQ City of licenseSeaside, CaliforniaBroadcast areaMonterey/Salinas/Santa Cruz, CaliforniaBrandingK-BachSloganThe Central Coast's Classical StationFrequency103.9First air dateJuly 4th 2006 Format ClassicalERP1,500 wattsHAAT199 metersClassAFacility ID15936Callsign meaningBOQ is "Bach" phoneticallyFormer callsignsKKHK (2/14/08-2/26/08)KMBY-FM (9/05/02 - 2/14/08)KTEE (12/17/99 - KISE KJMY KLMY 880629MC Owner Mapleton Communications Websitewww. kbach. com KBOQ is a commercial classical radio station in Monterey, California, broadcasting to the Santa Cruz-Carmel-Salinas, California, area on 103.9 FM. K-Bach had been broadcasting on 95.5 FM until the format was moved to 103.9 on February 9, 2008, essentially putting an end to the Modern Rock/Hard Rock/Alternative/Hip Hop hybrid music format branded as "X103.9". The spot vacated by K-Bach's move has been filled by a country music format. On February 14, 2008, the call sign was changed to KKHK and then finally swapped with the KBOQ call sign on February 26, 2008.
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  • K-Bach
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  • BOQ is "Bach" phonetically
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  • KKHK (2/14/08-2/26/08)KMBY-FM (9/05/02 - 2/14/08)KTEE (12/17/99 - (9/05/02)KISE (11/01/96 - 12/17/99)KJMY (1/19/95 - 11/01/96)KLMY (5/28/93 - 1/19/95)880629MC (?? - 5/28/93)
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  • The Central Coast's Classical Station
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  • --07-04
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  • K-Bach
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  • BOQ is "Bach" phonetically
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  • KBOQ
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  • Mapleton Communications
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  • The Central Coast's Classical Station
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  • For information about prior use of KBOQ, please see KKHK KBOQ City of licenseSeaside, CaliforniaBroadcast areaMonterey/Salinas/Santa Cruz, CaliforniaBrandingK-BachSloganThe Central Coast's Classical StationFrequency103.9First air dateJuly 4th 2006 Format ClassicalERP1,500 wattsHAAT199 metersClassAFacility ID15936Callsign meaningBOQ is "Bach" phoneticallyFormer callsignsKKHK (2/14/08-2/26/08)KMBY-FM (9/05/02 - 2/14/08)KTEE (12/17/99 - KISE KJMY KLMY 880629MC Owner Mapleton Communications Websitewww.
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