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You've been hearing it for years on Rebel Force Radio: The RFR Celebration intro. Now, you can have it as your own iPhone ringtone to get you amped up for Star Wars Celebration Orlando!

 Simply download the m4r file above to your desktop, open your iTunes software. Then, double-click or drag the m4r file into the iTunes software. iTunes will instantly recognize it as a ringtone. 

Plug in your iPhone via USB and go to Tones in your iTunes software and the Sync Tones screen will appear. Make sure the box next to Sync Tones is checked, then check Selected Tones. The file RFRSWCelebration will appear in the Tones box. Make sure it's checked then hit Sync. You will then find the ring tone in your iPhone: Settings > Sounds > Ringtones. Then click RFRSWCelebration and you are all set! 

UPDATE: An MP3 file is attached for Android phones and other models! 

This ringtone is available FREE to everyone, courtesy of RFR. Look for future patreon-exclusive ring tones and more audio coming soon. If you have a request for a future RFR Ringtone, please leave it in the comments below. 

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Adam Haselwood

This is awesome! However I, like many other here I'm sure, use an Android device instead of an iPhone! Could we get this as an .mp3 file so we can use it too?!?

Rebel Force Radio

YES. I was going to research Android ring tones next. If all you need is an MP3, then we can do that! - JMac

Pedro Jorba

I'd love to get the "Play back the entire message! What message? The message Artoo, the message!" clip as a ringtone

Rebel Force Radio

Pedro Jorba - Do you want the whole intro to the Listener Feedback segment or just that specific part?

Clark Wilson

I agree with Pedro! "Play back the entire message! What message? The message Artoo, the message!" is a great audio mix, RFR, would love to have that as a ringtone