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WSYN

Surfside Beach, South Carolina
Broadcast area	Grand Strand
Frequency	103.1 MHz
Branding	Sunny 103.1
Programming
Format	Oldies/Classic Hits
Ownership
Owner	Cumulus Media (Cumulus Licensing, LLC)
Sister stations	ESPN Radio 93.7 The Team, ESPN Radio 93.9 The Team,98.5 KISS-FM Urban AC, Power 100.3 Rhythmic, 106.5 The Coyote Country
Technical information
Facility ID	46964
Class	C3
ERP	8,000 watts
HAAT	161 meters
Links
Website	http://www.sunny1031.com/home.php

WSYN (Sunny 103.1) is a Oldies/Classic Hits radio station serving the Myrtle Beach radio market. The current format used to be on 106.5 FM on the radio. The previous home for Sunny on 106.5 has is now a new country station to compete with Gator 107.9.

History

WYAK-FM "Big Yak" signed on with a country music format in the 1970s. Later the name was changed to Y-103. An AM frequency was added at 1270, though WYAK-AM became a separate station around 1990, first calling itself WXMB and playing southern gospel music. The station became WYAK-AM again later, the first Myrtle Beach area station to air Rush Limbaugh, and broadcast the FM programming part-time. Later the AM station played R & B oldies as WCKN but signed off.

During the mid-90s WYAK-FM was also heard on WVCO 94.9. The Yak name was used briefly again before the switch to the K-103.1 name used from 2000 to 2008. John Boy and Billy have been heard in the morning for several years; since the April 2008 format change their show has oldies music instead of country.

WSYN and WYAK switched frequencies and were reborn as Sunny 103.1 (WSYN) and The Coyote 106.5 (WLFF). The station airs Scott Shannon's True Oldies Channel mostly, with the exception being the John Boy and Billy show mornings.

External links

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• WSYN in Nielsen Audio's FM station database