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WAYS TO LISTEN
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LISTEN ON 104.9 FM
LISTEN ON 104.9 FM
FEEL GOOD 104.9 can be received over the air via our 104.9 FM signal in Maple Grove, MN.
FEEL GOOD 104.9 can be received over the air via our 104.9 FM signal in Maple Grove, MN.
LISTEN WITH ZENO.FM
LISTEN WITH ZENO.FM
Listen to FEEL GOOD 104.9 with Zeno.fm. You can click here to listen online, or you can download the Zeno app to your mobile device, and then in the app, search for "Feel Good 104.9."
LISTEN ON NEXUSFOX
LISTEN ON NEXUSFOX
LISTEN ON YOUR MOBILE DEVICE
LISTEN ON YOUR MOBILE DEVICE
Listen to FEEL GOOD 104.9 on your mobile devices or tablets. Listed below are different apps that you can download from the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store to stream FEEL GOOD 104.9 from your mobile devices or tablets.
Listen to FEEL GOOD 104.9 on your mobile devices or tablets. Listed below are different apps that you can download from the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store to stream FEEL GOOD 104.9 from your mobile devices or tablets.
Listen with RadioBox
Listen with Zeno Radio
Listen with MyTuner Radio
LISTEN ON YOUR AMAZON ECHO/"ALEXA" DEVICE
LISTEN ON YOUR AMAZON ECHO/"ALEXA" DEVICE
Listen to FEEL GOOD 104.9 on your Amazon Echo/"Alexa" device by simply saying, "Alexa, ask MyTuner Radio to play FEEL GOOD ONE-OH-FOUR POINT NINE."
Listen to FEEL GOOD 104.9 on your Amazon Echo/"Alexa" device by simply saying, "Alexa, ask MyTuner Radio to play FEEL GOOD ONE-OH-FOUR POINT NINE."
STREAMING F.A.Q.
STREAMING F.A.Q.
Q: I do not have unlimited mobile data. Will streaming your station take up a considerable amount of my data?
Q: I do not have unlimited mobile data. Will streaming your station take up a considerable amount of my data?
A: No. Our stations stream at very low bandwidth using a very efficient streaming codec. Essentially meaning you get high quality audio, while using very little bandwidth at the same time. 128kbps, the bit rate at which we stream, only takes up 0.05GB (or 50MB) PER HOUR, which really is NOT THAT MUCH if you think about it!
A: No. Our stations stream at very low bandwidth using a very efficient streaming codec. Essentially meaning you get high quality audio, while using very little bandwidth at the same time. 128kbps, the bit rate at which we stream, only takes up 0.05GB (or 50MB) PER HOUR, which really is NOT THAT MUCH if you think about it!
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