Fm Socks
Description: KOYL 98 FM began broadcasting in Odessa, Texas in 1966 with a mix of easy listening and country music. After a major upgrade in 1979—including new studios and a stronger 100,000-watt transmitter—it rebranded as KUFO in 1980, shifting to a popular album-oriented rock format. Despite its success, KUFO was sold again in 1985, bringing an end to its influential run in West Texas radio.
Stranger-Things - Dustin-Henderson - WSQK-The-Squawks-94.5 FM Socks
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$14 $20
Description: In 1908, the Sonora Chime Company of New York City patented its system of chiming bells for clocks, and the company began using the motto "clear as a bell" for their products. As time marched on, Sonora did its best to stay relevant, and began producing record players as the Sonora Phonograph Company in 1913. Throughout the Great Depression, Sonora saw rough times, but survived to emerge from bankruptcy in 1938 as the Sonora Radio and Television Corporation, and began producing radios. From stylish portable models to more traditional furniture type units, Sonora successfully positioned themselves as a premium radio brand at the upper tier of the market. Sonora radios became popular in France, and later much of Europe.
Description: Austin Hot Wax 505 is a fictional oldies radio station out of Austin, Texas that made a few appearances in the movie Death Proof. In the film, Jungle Julia Lucai works as a drive time DJ for the station. Julia wears one of the station's t-shirts while hanging at a taco bar, and when Tammy is changing her car radio station, she runs across Austin Hot Wax 505.
