Editing WDHT (section)

=== Classic rock (1993–2001) ===
WAZU flipped their format to [[Classic rock|CR]] as ''"Classic Rock 102.9 The All New WAZU, The Big Wazoo!"'' (In between the flip from Active Rock to Classic Rock, WAZU briefly stunted as "102.9 WZEP-All [[Led Zeppelin]], All The Time"). In 1992, WAZU was sold to Osborn Communications by Robert "Smilin' Bob" Yountz's Champion City Broadcasting, owners of the former WBLY (now WULM), and moved the studios to Dayton. WAZU's studios were originally located in its city of license of Springfield. After then owner Great Trails Broadcasting dropped the iconic WAZU calls in May 1995 the WAZU calls moved to 107.1 FM licensed to Circleville, south of [[Columbus, Ohio|Columbus]] in late 1996. They also used their moniker as  ''"107.1 The New WAZU, The Big Wazoo!"'' along with their Active Rock format as well as using exactly the same imaging as 102.9 did in early 1993. (That station is now [[WJYD]] with an urban gospel format). During their run as an AOR station WAZU competed fiercely with WTUE. The 102.9 frequency changed their calls to WING-FM in May 1995 and continued the Classic Rock format.