LiveScope Plus Transducer – Enhanced Sonar Imaging
The best of the best just got better with the LiveScope Plus System. It’s the latest in LiveScope technology, offering improved resolution, reduced noise, clearer images and better target separation. Now it’s easier than ever to see structure, bait and fish swimming around your boat in real time.
- Forward mode shows what’s out in front of your boat and slightly below
- Down mode gives you a view of what’s directly below
- Perspective mode provides a top-down view ideal for scanning the water below
The view automatically adjusts on compatible Garmin chart plotter screens. Attitude heading reference system stabilization keeps your sonar image steady, even in rough water conditions.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Mount Types | Trolling motor shaft, barrel mounts, Perspective Mode Mount |
| Operating Modes | Forward, Down, Perspective |
| Stabilization | Attitude Heading Reference System (AHRS) |
FAQ
Can I use this transducer with any Garmin chart plotter?
This transducer is compatible with compatible Garmin chart plotter models that support LiveScope Plus technology.
Does the transducer work in rough water conditions?
Yes, the Attitude Heading Reference System stabilization helps maintain a steady sonar image even in rough water.
Is the Perspective Mode suitable for all fishing scenarios?
Perspective Mode is especially useful for top-down views and is ideal for scanning underwater structure and fish movement.




Lucas Dyer –
The LiveScope Plus transducer delivers much clearer images than previous models. I can now see fish schools and underwater structure much better, especially in choppy conditions. The perspective mode is a game changer for checking the bottom before casting.
Jason Newman –
Great improvement in image clarity and noise reduction. The forward and down modes help me spot fish more accurately. Mounting was easy and stays secure during long trips.
Piers Taylor –
I’ve used it on both coastal and lake fishing. The stabilization keeps the image steady even when the boat is rolling. The perspective view helps me understand the layout of the bottom.