Thread: FM Socket on White Box
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Old 22-12-2003, 11:11   #11
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Re: FM Socket on White Box
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Originally Posted by zendawn
Thanks for the info, I probably won't bother doing it, too much work LOL. Still trying to figure out what the best and cheapest way of listening to music is??

The TV Radio stations are good but still a little to general in style, the internet radio stations are the best if you like a specific style of music, but not very practical for music on the run and you need Broad Band to really appreciate it.
The TV radio station list seems reasonably comprehensive.

BBC Radio One
BBC Radio Two
BBC Radio Three
BBC Radio Four
BBC Radio Four Longwave
BBC Radio Five Live
BBC Radio Five Live Sports Extra
BBC Radio 1Xtra
BBC 6 Music
BBC 7
BBC Radio Scotland
BBC Radio Wales
BBC Radio Cymru
BBC Radio Ulster
BBC Radio Asian Network
BBC World Service Radio
RTÃÃâ€*’â€Ã⠀šÃ‚° Radio 1
2FM
Lyric FM
RaidiÃÃâ€*’³ na Gaeltachta
Virgin Radio
Capital FM
Classic FM
Kiss 100
Heart 106.2 FM
Oneword
XFM 104.9
Magic Radio
The Arrow
Q Radio
The Hits Radio
Century FM
Capitial Disney
Talk Sport
Liquid
The Groove

and on DAB

http://www.digitalradionow.com/index...e=statlist.php

Both not too shabby
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