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<blockquote data-quote="Buffalohed" data-source="post: 2836875" data-attributes="member: 573552">And actually, the military, at least in the US, is already testing (or was testing circa 2005) a concentrated sonic weapon that is used for crowd control and deterence.&nbsp; I know because I was part of a mock terrorist squad and I think the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit was running a training guard mission on an embassy and they were using the thing on us.&nbsp; It was mounted on the turret of a humvee and looked like that gun from American Gladiators, with the transparent shield behind it, and you can&#039;t hear it unless it is pointed almost directly at you.&nbsp; It makes an extremely uncomfortable and penetrating high pitched noise that will give you a really ****ing bad headache in about 5 seconds, and it seems to bore right into your head.&nbsp; I have no idea what happened to the thing though.Anyway, like I said it was mounted on a Humvee and I find it hard to believe they were using amplifiers or an electrical system beyond what was on the actual Humvee and the weapon system itself.Dunno if that helps you or not... probably not.&nbsp; You might look it up though.&nbsp; I hope it&#039;s not classified, lol.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buffalohed, post: 2836875, member: 573552"] And actually, the military, at least in the US, is already testing (or was testing circa 2005) a concentrated sonic weapon that is used for crowd control and deterence. I know because I was part of a mock terrorist squad and I think the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit was running a training guard mission on an embassy and they were using the thing on us. It was mounted on the turret of a humvee and looked like that gun from American Gladiators, with the transparent shield behind it, and you can't hear it unless it is pointed almost directly at you. It makes an extremely uncomfortable and penetrating high pitched noise that will give you a really ****ing bad headache in about 5 seconds, and it seems to bore right into your head. I have no idea what happened to the thing though. Anyway, like I said it was mounted on a Humvee and I find it hard to believe they were using amplifiers or an electrical system beyond what was on the actual Humvee and the weapon system itself. Dunno if that helps you or not... probably not. You might look it up though. I hope it's not classified, lol. [/QUOTE]

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