DXRR-AM
- Davao City
DXRR (1017 AM) Radyo Rapido is a radio station owned and operated by Kalayaan Broadcasting System, Inc., a subsidiary of ANFLOCOR Group of Companies. The station's studio is located at DAMOSA Gateway, J.P Laurel Ave. cor. Mamay Rd., Davao City, and its transmitter is located at Bugac, Brgy. Ma-a, Davao City.[2][3][4][5][6]
History
The station was founded in 1960 as DXGE. At that time, it was owned by Liberty Broadcasting Corporation. Tony Vergara, Jimmy Torres and Fred Colas were among the notable personalities of the station. In 1988, the then-newly inaugurated Kalayaan Broadcasting System acquired the station and changed to its current callsign. Its transmitter was formerly located at Malacanang Munong.[7][8]
References
- ^ The Philippines: A Country Profile
- ^ Davao broadcasters receive threats- CMFR
- ^ Saludo Kami: Ang gugma sa trabaho ug ang pangalagad
- ^ The morning partner
- ^ "ECC goes to the airwaves in Mindanao". Archived from the original on July 19, 2019. Retrieved July 18, 2019.
- ^ DepEd-Davao to start airing supplemental materials over 10 radio, TV stations
- ^ Davao Journalists: Making it Big in the National Scene. Edge Davao: Vol. 5, Issue 38. p.6
- ^ Remembering A.J. Wills. Edge Davao: Vol. 10, Issue 1. p.9
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- DXQQ 87.5
- 87.9
- DXDR 88.3
- DXRP 88.7
- DXBE 89.1
- DXGN 89.9
- DXBM 90.7
- DXKX 91.5
- DXWT 92.3
- DXAC 93.1
- DXXL 93.9
- DXLL 94.7
- DXKR 95.5
- DXFX 96.3
- DXUR 97.1
- DXSS 97.9
- DXQM 98.7
- DXBT 99.5
- DXDJ 100.3
- 101.12
- DXFM 101.9
- DXYP 102.7
- DXRV 103.5
- DXMA 104.3
- DXYS 105.1
- DXNU 107.5
- Tagum
- 89.5
- DXNR 91.1
- DXAV 92.5
- DXFK 92.9
- DXJB 93.5
- DXKS 95.1
- DXOD 96.1
- DXBY 97.5
- DXXM 97.7
- DXKN 98.3
- DXMW 99.3
- DXLT 99.9
- DXDE 100.7
- DXCG 102.3
- DXPA 103.1
- DXTO 103.9
- DXWH 104.7
- DXHS 107.1
- DXWG 107.9
- DXAB 1296
- DXAQ 1404
- DXBZ 88.5
- DXCT 99.51
- DXGE 10171
- DXIP 900
- DXMC 740/8191
- DXML 1044
- DXMM 810
- DXMX 105.9
- DXOZ 99.51
- DXRA 783
- DXRD 711
- DXRR 101.11
- DXST/DXTO 105.11
- 1Technically still active, but with new call letters and different intellectual property.
- 2Unlicensed and low-powered station.
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