In the early 90s, the new owners flipped the station to an alternative rock format as "Today's Rock: X-107" with the WRGX call letters. On December 7, 1996, the station became part of the Big City Radio trimulcast (and eventual quadcast) with other 107.1 stations on Long Island, in northern New Jersey and, later, the Allentown/Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania area. WRGX and the other two multicast stations switched formats to country music as "Y-107". WRGX became known as WWXY, and later adopted the call letters of former New York City country station WYNY.