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KSMG (Magic 105.3) is a Adult Top 40 radio station serving the San Antonio area. The Cox Communications outlet operates at 105.3 MHz with an ERP of 100 kW and its city of licence is Seguin, Texas.
[edit] History
Prior to its debut as KSMG in 1985 with an Oldies format, they were originally known as KWED-FM. They made the switch to Hot AC in 1996 after Cox bought rival station KONO. While KSMG's music usually lean towards hits from the 80s and 90s, they do play currents from the present day.
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