DXDZ-FM
Radio station in Iligan, Philippines
- Iligan
First air date
2012 (as FM95)
2016 (as The Edge)
Former frequencies
Licensing authority
DXDZ (92.9 FM), on-air as The Edge 92.9, is a radio station owned by Rizal Memorial Colleges Broadcasting Corporation and operated by Alemania Group of Companies, a local group owned by Marianito Alemania. The station's studio is located in Plaza Alemania Hotel, Quezon Ave. Ext., Iligan.[1][2]
It used to be the city's only Top 40 station until its reformat in mid-2012.[3]
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Radio stations in the Iligan market
- DXQJ 88.7
- 91.5
- DXTA 92.1
- DXDZ 92.9
- DXZD 95.1
- 96.7
- 97.5
- DXFE 99.3
- DXDB 100.1
- DXJB 100.9
- DXGC 101.3
- DXIX 102.3
- DXIL 103.1
- DXIV 104.1
- DXSR 104.92
- DXDX 105.5
1Technically still active, but with new call letters and different intellectual property.
2Licensed low-power community station.
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