WRVO - HD - Radio

What is WRVO-2? WRVO has put together a whole other station, known as WRVO-2. The program schedule features shows not currently available on WRVO's schedule. We also feature popular programs at additional times. What is HD-Radio? HD-Radio technology allows radio stations to send multiple programs simultaneously to a radio designed to receive digital signals. For more information on HD-Radio technology, please visit the iBiquity website.   Where do I get an HD-Radio? To enjoy the benefits of HD Radio, you must purchase a HD Radio. View some HD Radio options at Amazon.com. They offer radios at various price points.  A few highlighted radios are featured below. How do I listen? You are able receive WRVO-2 two ways: 1) tune to the digital 89.9 signal in the Oswego/Syracuse area with a HD-Radio. Currently only our main transmitter from Oswego, which broadcasts at 89.9, is sending a digital signal. Plans include to upgrade WRVD 90.3 in Syracuse, then WRVN 91.9 in Utica, and WRVJ 91.7 in Watertown.  A time table is not in place yet, because we are seeking funding for these capital upgrades.  2) Your other option to listen to WRVO-2 is through the web. WRVO-2 is streamed 24/7. What is on WRVO-2? Click here to view the WRVO-HD2 Schedule Will there be a WRVO-3,4,5, 90? HD-Radio technology currently allows for up to 3 multicast channels, however newer technology may allow more. At this time, there are no plans to add WRVO-3. What if I don't care? If you want to continue listening to WRVO as you have for the past 40 years, there is no need for a new radio. Your current radio will work as it did in the past. You may choose to upgrade to an HD compliant radio, but it isn't required. To enjoy WRVO-2, you must buy an HD-Radio or listen via our website. More questions? Totally confused? Send us an email at feedback@wrvo.fm and we'll try to help you out.