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I'm looking for a very specific ringtone... I don't know if it exists or not though, Steve McQueen's double clutching in Bullitt. Any ideas on where I can find this? Otherwise I think I'll just get Green Onions by Booker T, but the Mustang would be awesome

I just got a new cell phone and was looking for a cool ringtone...so I thought it would be fun to see what you guys all had as your ringone.

Mine right now is the Knight Rider Theme song, because my brother was playing around with my phone and installed it for me...will be changing soon though

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I am clearly the only person in the world who does NOT own a cell phone. But if I did, I would have something by Eric Clapton as my ringtone. I can say this with full confidence because all my friends have classical music as their ringtones and it just cracks me up. It's not like I visit them and they've got Beethoven or Mozart playing! True, I love classical music but I think a ringtone should reflect what is cool to you.

I love playng with ringtones i change mine all the time. i had teh shakira one about a month ago i love sean paul's music so i have the answer tone of his song which is when you call me you hear his song temperature instead of the normal ring. right now i have a rkelly sean paul akon remix but that will change soon.

My ringtone sounds like a bumble bee. That was the only cool ring U.S Cellular offered on the phone. I would really like to download a ringtone on it. I would either get the song Boondocks by Little Big Town, the Dukes of Hazzard theme song, the horn on the general lee, or the song Life is A Highway from Cars. (sung by rascal flatts)

My sister's ring for her husband is "Save a horse, ride a cowboy" By Big and Rich.

Jami

Wow, this is an old thread

For anyone who is still paying for ringtones, if your phone has a cord to connect to the computer and a memory card, you can put whatever you want on there for free.

Right now I have Chillin by Wale when my husband calls and Let it Rock for everyone else.

I used to have "I wanna talk about me" for DH calling and "Whole lotta Rosie" for my sister (named Rosie) but they were getting offended by it so I changed it.

My girlfriend has a funny one. She has the "worst ringtone" from Geico...you know the RingadingdingDo one? You can get it free from their website.

My ringtone is a regular ring with Minnie Mouse telling me I better get it because it might be Mickey calling.

How many calls do you get during the day? How about text messages, notifications, alerts and updates that announce themselves with indistinctive dings and beeps? True, the default ringtones will get the job done, but from time to time you might feel like having some fun and adding a few new ring tracks to your collection. From funny to serious, here are 5 ringtone applications for Android that are sure to bring out some holiday cheer!

With the title of our blog it would be strange of we left this one out. This app comes with a large selection of various tracks, that you can set as a default ringtone for all your calls or assign to specific contacts. If you feel like it, you can even assign one of the ringtones for your SMS alerts or other notifications (mind that most of the tones are pretty long). As a cool add-on, the app allows you to set a sound as a widget, meaning you can get it to go off when you feel like leaving the room or are looking for an excuse to stop a conversation.

Create fine-tuned ringtones from whatever audio files you have. It can keep the amazing part in a long audio track and remove the unneeded parts to fit the length limit of your cellphone. Now create stunning ringtones to shows your taste in music and catch some ears!

A bunch of incredible audio effects can be applied to make your ringtones unique! You can fade in/out, add echo, amplify, normalize and a lot more with real-time preview. Come create some fancy ringtone to show off your skills!

The new features blow away the competition. The sound quality is decent and many audio effects like fade-in, fade-out, echo and others can be easily added to the ringtones just with a few clickings.

When cell phones first came out, and you finally got one, you wanted to do everything you could to draw attention to it. Custom ringtones were first popularized by a nation of early tech adopters: Japan. The Digital Minimo D319, released in 1996, allowed owners to write their own custom ringtone ditties using the keypad. It was an instant smash: A book explaining how to mimic popular songs on a keypad sold over 3.5 million copies. 006ab0faaa