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Electric guitars, when used properly and with appropriate safety measures, are generally considered safe musical instruments. However, there are potential hazards associated with them that you should be aware of:

1. High Decibel Levels: Electric guitars can be quite loud, especially when played through a powerful amplifier. Long term exposure to high sound levels can lead to hearing damage. To prevent this, it’s recommended to use hearing protection, like earplugs, and to avoid very loud settings.

2. Electrical Shock: Electric guitars carry an electrical current, and improper handling or use of the equipment could lead to electrical shock. To prevent this, it’s important to ensure that all electrical components are in good condition, and that the guitar is only handled when unplugged unless you are experienced with live equipment.

3. Heavy Instruments: Electric guitars can be heavy, which could lead to strain