does it come with a piezo built in igniter?
1776659
No, it doesn't have a piezo igniter but you can buy a universal type igniter that you can install yourself or use a butane lighter with a long neck designed for bbqs. I currently use a butane on mine but they do make handheld piezo lighters that don't use butane or other gas. I'm still doing some research on this but so far I'm not impressed with what's out there in terms of quality or price. A butane lighter does work great. There's a hole in the side where you can insert the lighter and I've found it easy enough. The upside is that not having an igniter means one less thing to go wrong.
823771
Mine didn't, but I already had it. Check with Native Instruments. They do run specials where they give it away for free. When you buy and register their hardware.
996808
Yes. Mine came with everything except a pedal. Torch, ground, thumb switch, flow control
1814416
This is a Stratocaster style neck. No stratocaster necks would have any piezo magnets. I suspect that this question was to be addressed for a different product.
141589
I love this grill! It does not have an igniter. I use the charcoal chimney.
1610477
Yes, ours did, although I suppose you can buy one without the transducer. I think it is the standard 50/200Hz, if that is your question.
1877852
This model does NOT have the ignitor. We use one of the charcoal chimneys by Weber from Home Depot and it works great.
566033
Khai, Yes it does. It is still better to install this with either a on board preamp or use a stompbox or other type preamp. Due to the high Impedance of piezos, it brings that down and gives you a better more easily adjusted signal. Amazons prices for the Piezo with a 5 band preamp are very readonable (I paid $25 incl. shipping for the last unit I purchased. One of these was installed in an old Applause classical I had and the sound was greatly improved over the original piezo with passive volume and tone controls. Not hard to install the preamp in the side, I used a utility knife to score the template of the unit through the Mahogany sides of the guitar (multiple shallow passes ntil I was all the way through, then using a file to true up the hole).
2164090
No, it comes with a flint sparker, like you would use for oxyacetylene welding. It works well, you'll just have to get another flint someday when it wears down.
1692255
Check the wire to the piezo igniter. Those are good for thousands and thousands of ignitions. Otherwise use a lighter by the pilot light to start it.
1877851
This one does not. You would want the Performer Platinum ($349), because it has the gas ignitor.
2249920
- I don't trust the pushbutton igniter on ANY grill. Old fashioned match does the trick more reliably. That's just me though.
1289266
It doesn't use batteries. It works like the igniter on a BBQ. I believe its called piezo electric.
613093
No igniter and you would probably need to remove the sides to cook with a wok. Shouldn't be a problem, though.
212143
yes but very cheap and flimsy. will not last more than a few months. tears real easy. the fire pit is not well built. I had trouble getting comp-any to replace damaged parts in shipping. real poor product. would never buy another one ever again.
879189
yeas it does. Very easy to use. Gave it to a friend of mine who is a building contractor.
1406854
Nope. Igniter sparks the butane cartridge and it catches and heats the pad works great and deer ignore it