Via an uplink station in Belgium by the subscriber television channel FilmNet the signal was sent to the Dutch cable networks.

Disc jockeys from the very beginning have included Ferry Maat, Adam Curry, Daniël Dekker, Peter Rijsenbrij, Jeroen Soer and Roderick Veelo.

Among the innovations that went through the station, included the return of Ferry Maat and strengthening by Bart van Leeuwen.

FM means a greater range of listeners than AM (medium wave) and thus higher advertising revenues.

The station lost in this period Dave Donkervoort to 100% NL and weatherman Jan Visser in cuts, while Tom Mulder had to thank for health reasons.

Not long after the departure of the weatherman several employees had left the company, Talpa there on 5 March 2007 announced to have to cut back considerably.

A combination of high costs for the use of the frequency and disappointing advertising revenues brought the mother company to these procedures.

In mid-2007 Talpa sold a sister station of Radio 10 (538) to RTL Nederland and they even decided to waive the AM frequency, by selling it to GrootNieuwsMedia BV.

[6] At that time the station was only listen through cable, Internet, satellite and DVB-T (coded only to subscribers of KPN's Digitenne), although Talpa also experimented briefly with FMeXtra, a technique that uses the remaining capacity on the FM band.

On 5 January 2010 it was announced that Radio 10 Gold had been sold to RTL Nederland, which planned her one of the vacant FM frequencies of Arrow Classic Rock assign.

From 1 January 2012, John de Mol was obliged to say goodbye to the RTL Group withdrawal from the merger, but the wavelength if they continue to use.

This was in connection with the termination of the collaboration between John de Mol and RTL due to the acquisition of SBS in 2011.

RadioCorp, the company behind radio station 100% NL, got the airwave frequency package A7 plot allotted.

Because the 538 Group already has the maximum number of radio frequencies in use, the station was sold to RadioCorp, and broadcast it back to FM.

Which includes lyrics such as "We don't need the virus in our country, it is all caused by these stinking Chinese people" and "It will be in the fried rice soon.

A petition has been made in protest of racism against Chinese and other people of Asian descent named Wij zijn geen virussen (We are not viruses), which was signed 12,000 times within a day.