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There are several sonic devices within the [[Doctor Who universe|''Doctor Who'' universe]]. You may be looking for: | |||
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There are several sonic devices within the Doctor Who universe. You may be looking for:
- Sonic blaster
- Sonic pen
- Sonic modulator
- Sonic disc
- Phonic disruptor
- Sonic lance
- Sonic knife
- Sonic disruptor
- Hypnosound
- Sonic cone
- Sonic cannon
- Sonic device (The Pirate Loop)
- Sonic lantern
- Sonic scalpel
- Sonic weapon
- Sonic booster
- Sonic corkscrew
- Curioscanner
- Mega sonic death ray
- Sonic gauntlet
- Sonic hat-pin
- Sonic lorgnette
- Sonic umbrella
- Sonic screwdrivers
- Amy Pond's sonic probe
- Sonic-scalpel
- Sonic mine
- Sonic trowels
- Sonic wave
- Sonic sceptre
- Sonic lockpick
- Sonic keys
- The Doctor's sonic devices
- Sonic shower
- Sonic pulsator
- Sonic guard
- Sonic stake
- Sonic beam
- Ultrasonic induction gun
- Ultrasonic electron diverter
- River Song's sonic pen torch
- Sonic skeleton key
- Jack Harkness's sonic blaster (Night of the Whisper)
- Sonic Swiss Army knife
- Sonic probe
