Marquette already has a bazillion FM stations available. At some point, I suspect we'll see a thinning of the herd, much like what's occurred recently in northern lower Michigan. A single broadcaster only needs so many signals; after a certain point, the "law of diminishing returns" sets in. I can ...

Marquette already has a bazillion FM stations available. At some point, I suspect we'll see a thinning of the herd, much like what's occurred recently in northern lower Michigan. A single broadcaster only needs so many signals; after a certain point, the "law of diminishing returns" sets in. I can ...

Active Rock comes to Marquette!!! 99.5 K-Rock - New Rock for a New Generation. Love their Facebook cover photo!!! https://www.facebook.com/995krock/ It's about time Marquette joins everybody in the 21st century...no joke. This should have happened 20 years ago, rather than the barrel full of oldies...

Looks like 94.1 is Soft Hits "The Breeze" while 99.5 is playing hard rock as "K-Rock"

I noticed this a few days ago.

I wish these station/cluster owners would put a little more effort into their actual signal volume and equalization. It is ridiculous how barely anybody can get it right. It's already hard enough to listen to too many ads and too much of the same music across most of the stations, but it's way worse...

I remember "The Magic of the Great Lakes" and "Magic 97" pretty much most of my life. I feel like I was coherent with radio by the early 80s and can't seem to remember any other ID they used back then.

I think I saw somewhere that the Marquette cluster of stations are for sale/sold too. I sure hope the new owners do something different with the sound processing on those stations because it is way off the way it is right now, and has been since they were acquired by the previous owner.