Most Radio 105.8 FM
Indonesian radio station, plays 80s and rock music
PM2FGI (105.8 FM), broadcasting as Most 105.8 or simply Most, is an Indonesian radio station broadcasting from Jakarta. It is owned and operated by Mahaka X under its radio arm Mahaka Radio Integra, and airs a Classic hits format.
History
Inaugurated on April 3, 1983, morning as Radio Ramako on 738 AM, it was located in Jl. Keamanan No.39, Jakarta. On 27 November 1985, it began its broadcast on FM via 106.15, and moved its headquarters to Jl. Empu Sendok No.12, Kebayoran Baru. (Later become Broadcasting Center) In 1993, it moved to BTN Tower 19th floor. The audio after the move became softer, so listeners can hear the music softer. On April 3, 2001, it was relaunched as an interactive radio within a new image, “Listen and Talk to Magic”.
In June 2011, Most Radio started a new program called Rock Weekend, playing only classic rock music every Saturday.
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