KLAA has a bigger radius than 710 but by Downtown LA and definitely in the SF Valley it is weaker than KSPN.

I could not listen to the postgame show all the way home to SJC.  Lame.

In the Corona area.

I could rarely get 710's signal in the San Gabriel Valley at night.  I haven't really tried 830 yet, but my understanding is that it has a much stronger signal (more wattage), so theoretically it should be better than 710, I would think.

can be found here< though I think it will probably end up being a lot worse than that.  I haven't been able to pick up a signal at all in Westwood, though I should also mention that I'm deep inside a high-rise near the end of a row of them on Wilshire.  I'm amazed I get 710 at all, honestly.

I'm in far north LA County... Valencia (Santa Clarita).

I get 710 during the day before the signal is cut down at night --  But I can't get 830 at all, ever.

Last year I subscribed to the MLB game audio -- they used the 710 feed, but ended the webcast before "Angel's Talk" came on.

Hopefully the 830 website will webcast the games and "Angel's Talk", for my sake.

Can't wait for baseball season to start!  I'm excited to see how Hunter fits in with the club.

100 times better than AM710 which had alot of static and would loose reception when I would drive under a tunnel.

buy an anaheim team and call them la - brilliant

end contract with la station and opt for anaheim station - brilliant

now all of la can't bother with the torturous signal - brilliant follow through on the whole marketing thing...

this stupid 830 signs are all over la ... glad you can sell it, to bad you can't back it up

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