WSFF-FM

WSFF-FM (106.1 MHz) is a radio station in the Roanoke/Lynchburg media market. It's licensed to Vinton, Virginia serving the Roanoke Valley. It's transmitter is located near State Electric Supply Company, which is located at 3105 Shenandoah Ave NW in Roanoke, VA. It is also broadcast on WSNZ-FM (101.7 MHz) Licensed to Lynchburg, Virginia. WSNZ's transmitter is located near Madison Heights Christian Church in Madison Heights, Virginia. The stations are owned by Aloha Station Trust and brand themselves as "106.1 101.7 Steve FM" with an adult hits format, playing songs from many genres from the 1960s to the present day with mostly 70s and 80s rock. It mainly competes with far more powerful Adult Contemporary station WSLQ 99.1 MHz.

WSFF
Broadcast Station Class: A

Effective Radiated Power: 6,000 watts

Transmitter Height Above Average Terrain: 29 meters (95 feet)

Transmitter Height Above Ground Level: 112 meters (367 feet)

Transmitter Height Above Sea Level: 426 meters (1,398 feet)

HD Radio: No

WSNZ
Broadcast Station Class: A

Effective Radiated Power: 3,400 watts

Transmitter Height Above Average Terrain: 88 meters (289 feet)

Transmitter Height Above Ground Level: 88 meters (289 feet)

Transmitter Height Above Sea Level: 316 meters (1,037 feet)

HD Radio: No

WSFF
WWFO (1991-1994): Unknown

WJJS (1994-1996): Rhythmic Top 40

WJJS-FM (1996-2007): Rhythmic Top 40 (1996-1998, 2005/2006-2007), CHR (1998-2005/2006)

WZBL (2007-2009): Classic Country

WSFF (2009-present): Adult Hits

WSNZ
WXYU (1964-1992): Unknown

WJJS-FM (1992-1996): Top 40?

WJJX (1994-2007): Rhythmic Top 40 (1996-1998, 2005/2006-2007). CHR (1998-2005/2006)

WSNZ (2007-Present): Light AC (2007-2011), Adult Hits (2011-present)

Frequency Swap
In 2007, WJJS-FM (then on 106.1) swapped frequencies with then-WZBL (then on 104.9) and satellite WJJX (then on 101.7) swapped frequencies with WSNZ (then on 102.7) resulting in WJJS/WJJX's then CHR format moving to 104.9 in Roanoke and 102.7 in Appomattox, where they remain today, as well as WZBL's then-Classic Country format moving to 106.1 in Vinton where it remained until 2009 when it flipped to it's current Adult HIts format, and WSNZ's-then simulcast of WSNV's Light AC format (which later changed to Oldies and Classic Hits format, and now just Classic hits) to 101.7 in Lynchburg where it remained until 2011 when it started simulcasting WSFF's adult hits format, which remains today.

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