People of Los Angeles County Only!?!?!?

Question

Its not B-95.1 Ventura, i've been to Simi Valley and picked up B-95.1 and totally different, but its called 'Frank FM' and claimed it's call letters were KVIN for Los Angeles, I'm in The City Of Canoga Park, Going to Chatsworth it's on 95.1 FM for almost everywhere I don't know where the heck its coming from, I looked it up online found nothing, I think it might be an illegal broadcast or a pirate station anybody here it? I mean if it was illegal can't the FCC trace it? I'm not here to advertise it's just interesting, my radio scanned and it picked it up in my car, even on my cheap crappy mom and pop radio, idk it is so weird people in the Los Angeles County see if you here it i know i'm not going crazy, Canoga Park, Chatsworth, Panorama City, Pacoima, Arleta, trust me i've been almost everywhere and it still comes in its actually annoying to me because it just is, oh and no commercials either.

Answer 1

KVIN is licensed to 920 AM out of Ceres, CA. and plays Adult Standards

KRVR (The River) is their sister FM at 105.5. and plays Smooth Jazz.

They are way up north in wine country. Nowhere near Canoga Park. So I think you've nailed a pirate using the call letters to throw off anyone who gets too interested. Of course FCC will know in a hearbeat whether it is a legit station or not. And you bet your boots they can trace it. If this station is disrupting frequencies in the No. 2 market in the US they'll be on it pretty quick. Is it possible for you to tape portions of what you hear? Especially any live voice announcements with the call letters? That would help the FCC.

Do your civic duty. Report them. But check below to make sure they're not on this list of legitimate stations that broadcast on 95.1 in California. If the long link in "sources" doesn't work, go to www.radio-locator.com, click on advanced search and plug in 95.1 and the state.

As for "Pump Up the Volume" the character in that movie was on short-wave.

-a guy named duh

Answer 2

It is Happy Harry Hard-on from Pump Up The Volume.

Answer 3

Happy Harry Hard-on from Pump Up The Volume