What is the Ford Shaker sound system?
Christopher Harper
Updated on April 04, 2026
The “Shaker” was the 2015 Ford Mustang’s premium stereo option. Officially known as the Shaker Pro Audio with HD Radio system, it was available on EcoBoost and GT models equipped with the Premium options package.
What sound system does Ford Mustang use?
Mach-E B&O Sound System
Called, quite literally, the Ford Mustang Mach-E B&O Sound System, it’s a 10-speaker 560-Watt set-up. One-third of the car’s dashboard is, in B&O’s words, “dominated by audio” and it’s where you’ll find two 25mm tweeters and one 8cm midrange speaker situated.
How many speakers does a 2015 Ford Mustang have?
Six Speakers
2015 Ford Mustang Gets Three Audio Systems, Six Speakers as Standard.
What does shaker mean on a Mustang?
A shaker scoop (sometimes called a shaker hood scoop or a shaker hood) is an automobile term for an air intake for combustion air that is mounted directly on top of the engine’s air cleaner and protrudes through a hole in the hood. Such scoops were fitted to a variety of cars, including: 1969 Ford Mustang Cobra Jet.
How many speakers are in a Mustang?
2019 mustang gt coupe (base model) (6 speaker configuration)
How many speakers does a Mustang have?
Speaker-wise, there’s the base system, plus a 9-speaker premium system and the thunderous 12-speaker Shaker surround sound system. If your car has a factory amplifier, you’ll find it above the driver’s side kick panel.
Do 2015 Mustangs have Bluetooth?
No matter which audio system a Mustang customer selects, supplemental controls on the steering wheel and voice activation for hands-free operation are standard. With standard Bluetooth wireless connectivity, drivers don’t even have to take their phone out of pocket or purse to stream music or take calls.
How many speakers does the Shaker 500 have?
4-speaker system: Features 6″x8″ speakers in the front doors and on the rear deck, powered by a AM/FM/CD receiver. Shaker 500 system: Adds two 8″ dual voice coil woofers located at the mid-line of each door, powered by two amplifiers located in the driver’s kick panel.
