Custom Inflatable 101X Logo Draws Crowds for KROX Radio Remotes

Radio Station Uses Inflatable Logo at Events

Radio stations are in the business of drawing a crowd. They have to be in order to bring in business for themselves and their advertisers. When KROX FM in Austin, Texas needs lots of traffic at live broadcasts, concerts or sporting events, it pulls out the big guns. (Or should I say the big X?)

Their inflatable 16-foot tall, giant, red “X” is a definite eye-catcher. Combine the strong visual impact of this inflatable with the blasting sounds from their mega-sound system and you have a crowd just waiting to happen.

Repeated bookings of 101X live events are surefire proof that this inflatable can keep the beat. Jammin’!!

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