Current FM Band in Paris
- 87,8 : France Inter
- 88,2 : Générations
- 88,6 : Radio Méditerranée / Radio soleil
- 89,0 : Radio France Internationale
- 89,4 : Radio libertaire
- 89,9 : TSF Jazz
- 90,4 : Nostalgie
- 90,9 : Chante France
- 91,3 : Chérie FM
- 91,7 : France Musique
- 92,1 : Le Mouv'
- 92,6 : Tropiques FM
- 92,8 : Music Box
- 93,1 : Radio pays / Aligre FM
- 93,5 : France Culture
- 93,9 : Radio Campus Paris / Vivre FM
- 94,3 : Radio Orient
- 94,8 : Radio J / Judaïques FM / RCJ / Radio Shalom
- 95,2 : Ici et Maintenant / Radio Néo
- 95,6 : Radio courtoisie
- 96,0 : Skyrock
- 96,2 : Radio Vexin Val-de-Seine
- 96,4 : BFM Business
- 96,9 : Voltage
- 97,4 : Rire et Chansons
- 97,8 : Ado FM
- 98,0 : IDFM Radio Enghien
- 98,2 : Radio FG
- 98,6 : Radio Alfa
- 98,8 : Radio Espace FM
- 99,0 : Radio Latina
- 99,5 : France Maghreb / AYP FM
- 99,9 : Sud Radio
- 100,3 : NRJ
- 100,7 : Radio Notre Dame / Fréquence protestante
- 101,1 : Radio Classique
- 101,5 : Radio Nova
- 101,9 : FUN Radio
- 102,3 : Ouï FM
- 102,7 : MFM
- 103,1 : RMC Info
- 103,5 : Virgin Radio
- 103,9 : RFM
- 104,3 : RTL
- 104,7 : Europe 1
- 105,1 : FIP
- 105,5 : France Info
- 105,9 : RTL 2
- 106,3 : Fréquence Paris plurielle
- 106,7 : Beur FM
- 107,1 : France Bleu Ile de France
- 107,5 : Africa n°1
- 107,7 : Autoroute FM
- 107,7 : 107,9 : Vent d'Ouest (pirate) (not regular) / Radio Plus (pirate) (not regular)
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