Which is better? Garmin Livescope LVS32 vs LVS34

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In the video, we compare the Garmine Livescope LVS32 and Livescope Plus LVS34 transducers to see which gives more clarity when searching for fish. We also test both transducers on the Garmin Echomap 93SV UHD 2 and Garmin GPSMAP 1042XSV.
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Davis, you are the one that inspired me to buy a graph.i bought the original 93sv 3 yrs ago. I've been learning and learning. Now I'm pretty good with it. I've been saving for a livescope set up and recently found the original 93sv with the lvs 32 & black box for $1300 only used on 4 fishing trips. I'm going to buy It tomorrow. I'm so excited i can't wait!!! I sure hope its as good as everybody makes it out to be. Thanks for all the good videos you've produced thru the years. They tought me so much.

jason

I've had the LVS32 for a few years and was running the 93sv with it, but I upgraded to the GPS Maps 1242 last year. My old eyes needed the bigger screen. I also switched to a 14.8v NMC Lithium battery that's dedicated to the LiveScope package and screen only. WOW, what a difference that made. Garmin units love good clean power and the new battery charges up to 16.7v. I can see pretty good out to about 55 foot and if a school of fish or a brush pile is beyond that, I can certainly see it well enough to move closer to investigate. I've ran my unit side by side with other anglers units and they're amazed at how clear my picture is on the screen. Of course, you still have to tweak the settings on any unit, but I'm plenty pleased with the LVS32. Who knows, I may have to give the LVS34 a try in the near future. But, we do a lot of sniping out to 30 and 40 foot and put plenty of fish in the boat. My biggest suggestion is to get the 14.8v NMC battery and isolate that power to the LiveScope package and screen only. You will notice a tremendous difference.

samthompson

I’ve had two scopes for 6 years. The difference between the 34 and 32 is almost not noticeable . I would suggest getting a big screen and the 32.

bakervinci

I run the 1222 and the 34 on my boat, I borrowed a 32 from a friend and tried it and I could tell the difference in the two units.Another thing that helped me alot in clarity was using a Lithium battery.I use separate Lithium batteries on my 1222 screen and for the GLS10.

FreshwaterSouL

Not considering cost is the 32 better (close in) at 20’ forward distance than the 34? Appreciate yourvideos.

danayo

For a Kayaker that constantly moving, would the 32lvs be okay? 34lvs is $700 more. TIA

ahhdat

I have the Echomap Plus 70/90 LiveScope Panoptix LVS32. Is it worth purchasing the LVS34 transducer? I mainly fish the river and the area lakes around Hudson/Stillwater so nothing real deep. I believe Scheels gets around $1200 for it.

mikegloege

Do you think you’ll have the opportunity to review the XR transducer? It would be great to see it in action on your review

Austin_Torres

Liked! EXACTLY what I needed. I would use a system for hunting trout in a lake. Trout is around 1-3 lbs on average. I will be on a Kayak going 4 mph and using the Livescope to search as they are constantly on the move, unlike crappie. Looks like the LV34 will definitely give me longer range which is significant. Quick question: Can you confirm that the UHD 93SV version 2 with the higher resolution actually gives as much info as the larger 10 inchers or even 12 inchers? I don't mind a smaller screen but want to see as much info as possible on the screen. Thanks !

musiclover

Reeds has a bundle package going I was thinking about getting. Its ultra 106 with a lvs34 transducer and a lithium battery. Any thoughts on that? I subscribed after this video good comparison

onthefish