Quest Radio Stations in The Philippines
| Branding | Callsign | Frequency | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Magic 89.9 | DWTM | 89.9 MHz | Metro Manila |
| Killerbee 103.1 Lucena | DZKZ | 103.1 MHz | Lucena |
| Killerbee 106.3 Bacolod | DYKB-FM | 106.3 MHz | Bacolod |
| Killerbee 92.3 Cebu | DYBN | 92.3 MHz | Cebu |
| Killerbee 95.1 Dumaguete | DYSR | 95.1 MHz | Dumaguete |
| Killerbee 95.5 Zamboanga | DXEL | 95.5 MHz | Zamboanga |
| Killerbee 89.3 Cagayan De Oro | DXKB | 89.3 MHz | Cagayan de Oro |
| Killerbee 89.1 Davao | DXBE | 89.1 MHz | Davao |
| Killerbee 106.3 General Santos | DXKM | 106.3 MHz | General Santos |
| Killerbee 102.3 Butuan | DXNS | 102.3 MHz | Butuan |
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