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Instead of dealer flash, initially, I went with the BT 355's for front stage. Since then I have added lids, I have been using BT355’s for front speakers as well as BT 355’s for the rears, Because I had my rear speakers turned on, is that considered a radio flash? If so, can I take off the BT 355’s?

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Instead of dealer flash, initially, I went with the BT 355's for front stage. Since then I have added lids, I have been using BT355’s for front speakers as well as BT 355’s for the rears, Because I had my rear speakers turned on, is that considered a radio flash? If so, can I take off the BT 355’s?

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The flash or programming you had done only turned "on" the rear speakers. Basically, it enabled the rear channels on the head unit. You still need the line levelers.
 
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The flash or programming you had done only turned "on" the rear speakers. Basically, it enabled the rear channels on the head unit. You still need the line levelers.
Thanks, Just curious.
 
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The flash or programming you had done only turned "on" the rear speakers. Basically, it enabled the rear channels on the head unit. You still need the line levelers.
Thanks, Just curious.
 
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