Garmin LiveScope 2 Zero Degree Mount Coming Soon

Published: Jul 10, 2026

Updated: Jul 10, 2026

Garmin has officially announced the next generation of LiveScope, and serious forward-facing sonar anglers are already paying attention. The new Garmin LiveScope 2 lineup includes the LVS44 transducer, built for longer-range performance, and the LiveScope 2 HD LVS42HD transducer, designed for high-definition detail at closer casting distances.

As anglers upgrade to the new LiveScope 2 system, one thing remains just as important as the sonar itself: keeping the transducer perfectly aimed, aligned, and repeatable on the water.

BeatDown Outdoors is developing a new Zeroed In transducer mount option for Garmin’s new LiveScope 2 lineup. If you’re planning to run the new LVS44 or LVS42HD transducer, this is the page to watch.

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What Is Garmin LiveScope 2?

Garmin LiveScope changed the way anglers fish by giving them a real-time look at fish, bait, structure, and lure movement around the boat. Now, Garmin is building on that platform with LiveScope 2.

The new lineup includes two major open-water transducer options: the Garmin LiveScope 2 LVS44 and the Garmin LiveScope 2 HD LVS42HD.

The LVS44 is designed for anglers who want more range and the ability to see farther from the boat. Garmin lists the LVS44 as offering improved resolution and longer range, making it a strong fit for anglers who want to cover more water with forward-facing sonar.

The LVS42HD is built for anglers who want more detail at closer ranges. For fishing castable distances, picking apart structure, watching fish react to your bait, and making precise presentations, the LVS42HD is aimed at delivering a more detailed live sonar image.

Both transducers are part of Garmin’s next step in live-scanning sonar, with improved clarity, wider sonar coverage, reduced noise, better target separation, and simplified installation compared to previous LiveScope systems.

Why a Zero Degree Mount Matters for LiveScope 2

Forward-facing sonar is only as accurate as the way your transducer is mounted. If the transducer is slightly off, your system can be slightly off too. That matters when you’re trying to line up a cast, track your bait, read fish behavior, or stay locked on a piece of cover.

A zero degree transducer mount helps keep your LiveScope aimed where it needs to be. It gives anglers a more repeatable setup, especially when switching between Forward, Down, and Perspective modes.

With LiveScope 2 offering better sonar performance, mount precision becomes even more important. The clearer the sonar image gets, the more anglers will want their transducer position to be dialed in and repeatable every time they drop the trolling motor.

Built Around BeatDown’s Zeroed In Precision

BeatDown’s current Zeroed In Live T-Mount was built for anglers who demand precision from their forward-facing sonar setup. The existing version is designed for the Garmin LiveScope 34 transducer and features 5-degree increment adjustments, tool-free mode switching, laser-etched settings, and heavy-duty aluminum and stainless-steel construction.

The upcoming LiveScope 2 version will bring that same Zeroed In mindset to Garmin’s new transducer lineup.

That means anglers will be able to expect a mount built around accurate alignment, quick adjustments, and rugged on-water durability. Whether you’re scanning open water, targeting fish on structure, or switching views throughout the day, the goal is simple: keep your sonar aimed, repeatable, and ready to fish.

Will the Current LiveScope 34 Mount Fit the New LiveScope 2 Transducer?

BeatDown’s current Zeroed In Live T-Mount is designed specifically for the Garmin LiveScope 34 transducer. Garmin’s new LiveScope 2 lineup includes new transducer models, including the LVS44 and LVS42HD.

Because of that, BeatDown Outdoors is developing a dedicated Zeroed In mount option for the new LiveScope 2 transducers.

If you’re upgrading from LiveScope 34 to LiveScope 2, do not assume your current transducer mount will fit the new transducer. The safest move is to sign up for updates, so you know when the correct BeatDown mount is available.

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The new Garmin LiveScope 2 LVS44 and LiveScope 2 HD LVS42HD transducers are here, and BeatDown Outdoors is building the Zeroed In mount serious anglers will want when they upgrade.