How We Were Established:
 
ClassX is a result of a station originally called Free Radio 105.5, birthed in 1997.  Free Radio's Bill Spry became involved in working to change the rules at the FCC to would allow licenses for low-power radio stations.  After several years of work, the low-power FM (LPFM) service was approved in 2000.
 
ClassX signed on with it's original flagship station, 107.9 WRHX-LP in Northern Kentucky, in September 2005.  We took on another affiliate station, in Indiana, in January 2006.
 
Meanwhile, Spry's non-profit OH Corporation, Spryex Communications, Inc. which had applied for a Cincinnati frequency (88.9) had also been waiting on the FCC for a full-power non-commercial radio station license, the last available remaining in the Cincinnati market.  In June 2006, the Construction Permit for 88.9 FM was approved.  ClassX signed on to nearly 5,000 watts in the Cincinnati area in summer 2006, reaching potentially 1.8 million listeners.
 
Along with the new higher-powered ClassX came a slight change in the format.  No longer would listeners hear the same bubblegum crap on those other Classic Hits stations.  ClassX was now playing Album Rock: a mix of New Melodic Album Rock releases combined with lost Classic Rock tracks from the past 40 years.

Who We Are:
 
ClassX is owned and operated by Spry Group Multimedia, LLC.  ClassX programming is currently carried on 3 stations: WMWX (the flagship affiliate) in Cincinnati, OH; and WRHX and WZFR in the Northern Kentucky suburbs of Cincinnati. 
  
WMWX-FM 88.9 FM is licensed to Spryex Communications, Inc.  WMWX’s city of license is Miamitown, OH.  Spryex Communications, Inc. has applied with the IRS for status as a 501(c)3 corporation.  
  
WRHX-LP 107.9 FM is owned by RGS Communications, Inc., a Kentucky non-profit corporation.  WRHX-LP’s city of license is Richwood, KY.  RGS Communications, Inc. is a 501(c)3 Corporation.   

WZFR-LP 97.7 FM is owned by 24/7 Broadcasting, Inc.  WZFR-LP’s city of license is Walton, KY.  24/7 Broadcasting, Inc. is a 501(c)3 Corporation.   
  
Financial contributions to 501(c)3 Corporations are tax-deductible and are greatly appreciated.

Affiliate Stations:
 
ClassX programming is available to stations across the country.  ClassX offers a unique format featuring a vast selection of Album Rock Music from the past 40 years in addition to new Melodic Album Rock releases.  If you are interested in having ClassX on the air in your area or as an HD channel, click here for information.