[BC] KOMA memories

[Fred Morton]

I did work on the air, but that wasn't until 1977. I was a senior at OU, 
and started working at KOMA in the Spring of 1977. I had a first phone 
(!), and they still needed those tickets when the station was on night 
pattern. Everything evolved from there. I worked under CE Ray Klotz, 
then returned to KOMA two more times, the last ending in 1997. No reverb 
on my watch-just a Shure mic mixer/compressor, 4 ITC SP-0001 cart decks, 
an RE-20 mic and a Gates Executive console! Ah, the days!

Fred Morton
Houston

Gary Peterson wrote:
> Fred,
>
> ISTR that you worked a board shift on KOMA, on Sunday nights.  This would
> have been in the 60s.  Is my memory correct?  I thought the reverb was
> pretty cool.  Do you remember any details about it?
>
> Regards,
>
> Gary, KØCX
> CE KFXS, KOUT, KKMK, KRCS, KKLS & KKMK
> Rapid City, SD
>
> " That would have been back in the days of the old Western Electric...KOMA
> replaced that rig with a Continental 317C in 1966. The WE was put in at the
> then new site at Moore, Oklahoma when they went to 50kw, sometime in 1947. I
> hope you took pictures!
> Fred Morton
> Houston (former KOMA CE back in the day) "
>
>
>   

-- 
Fred R. Morton, CSRE