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From: mat@hou5d.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.audio
Subject: Re: ``Best'' classical stations
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Date: Wed, 11-Jan-84 22:34:37 EST
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Posted: Wed Jan 11 22:34:37 1984
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Well, if we are going to have an argument on whose favorite station is
best, let me toss in a vote of WNCN in New York.  I will leave comments
on signal quality to others, except to say that they use no compressors,
limiters, etc, and the quality is quite adaquate.  Where NCN shines is in
PROGRAMMING.  This may be outside of the realm of this newsgroup, but
WNCN has probably a wider range of programming than any other station on the
air in the NY area.  They cover music from the 13-century music (not just text)
from the Carmina Burana right up through Morton Gould, Charles Ives, and Samuel
Barber.  Not much Cage or Stockhausen, though (a very small loss ...).  And
they play music from old 78s too.

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