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By 1993, WSSX's ratings had began to decline as the station shifted away from CHR to Hot Adult Contemporary as 95-Mix (later changed to Mix 95.1). This lasted until September, 1995 when the station returned to CHR and its 95SX handle.
By 1993, WSSX's ratings had began to decline as the station shifted away from CHR to Hot Adult Contemporary as 95-Mix (later changed to Mix 95.1). This lasted until September, 1995 when the station returned to CHR and its 95SX handle.

95SX's official station mascot is the "95SX Party Parrott."


The station is owned by Citadel Broadcasting.
The station is owned by Citadel Broadcasting.


== Station Personalities==
<blockquote>
-Two Girls and a Guy [Morning Show]<br>
Tanya, Brooke, Steve<br>
<br>
-Greg Pitt [Midday DJ]<br>
-Special Ed [Afternoon Drive DJ]<br>
-Jason Cage [Primetime DJ]<br>
-Mr. Phil [Overnights]<br>
<br>
95SX Weekend Staff:<br>
-Josh Dukes<br>
-Michael Brown<br>
-Kosmo<br>
<br>
-Bill Walsh [95SX 50/50 Weather]<br>
-Jessica Chandler [95SX Traffic]<br>
-Chuck Taylor [95SX News]<br>
-Pop Culture Tim [Entertainment]<br>

</blockquote>





Revision as of 02:35, 18 May 2007

WSSX
Broadcast areaSouth Carolina Lowcountry
Frequency95.1 FM
Branding95SX
Programming
FormatCHR
Ownership
OwnerCitadel Broadcasting
History
First air date
1949
Call sign meaning
"S"conni"X" (Sconnix was a previous owner of the station)
Technical information
ClassC0
ERP100,000 watts
Links
Websitehttp://www.95sx.com/homepage.asp

WSSX, also known as "95SX", is a CHR radio station located in Charleston, South Carolina. The station is licensed by the FCC to broadcast on 95.1 FM with a ERP of 100 kw.


Station History

95.1 originally signed on in 1949 as WTMA-FM, the sister to WTMA AM 1250. By the late 50s, WTMA-FM was simulcasting much of the AM's programming full-time, which was Top 40 by that point.

When the FCC started to limit simulcasts of AM and FM stations in the late 1960s, WTMA-FM became WPXI, with an automated Beautiful Music format. In 1975, WPXI changed to Urban Contemporary as "Super 95 Soul". Although it was still automated, it was noted as being one of the few commercial Urban FMs in South Carolina at the time.

In 1981, WPXI dropped the Urban format as the station became WSSX, with a Top 40/AOR hybrid. Known as "The Rock n' Roll Station", the station went to #1 in the ratings within a year. By 1983, the station had transitioned to Mainstream Top 40 (now known as CHR) as "95SX", again going #1 on several occasions throughout the remainder of the 80s.

By 1993, WSSX's ratings had began to decline as the station shifted away from CHR to Hot Adult Contemporary as 95-Mix (later changed to Mix 95.1). This lasted until September, 1995 when the station returned to CHR and its 95SX handle.

95SX's official station mascot is the "95SX Party Parrott."

The station is owned by Citadel Broadcasting.


Station Personalities

-Two Girls and a Guy [Morning Show]
Tanya, Brooke, Steve

-Greg Pitt [Midday DJ]
-Special Ed [Afternoon Drive DJ]
-Jason Cage [Primetime DJ]
-Mr. Phil [Overnights]

95SX Weekend Staff:
-Josh Dukes
-Michael Brown
-Kosmo

-Bill Walsh [95SX 50/50 Weather]
-Jessica Chandler [95SX Traffic]
-Chuck Taylor [95SX News]
-Pop Culture Tim [Entertainment]


External Links