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best of luck with your song..dont forget to post it ♪♪

if you want to express how to play your song you
need to do it via TAB

G/E is not the way 

what is transpiring is that you're going from a Gmaj to an Em
Gmaj is G B D
Em is    G B E

IF you're writing a song get the chord structure sorted first
before you diverse into voicing

the only thing you've posted so far is an Em

Em is E/B/G no matter what string or position ( fret ) its played at....an octave higher or lower its still Em
there are many ways to play any chord
its the notes that make it the chord it is

if it a power chord sound you want play E(6th string) E(5th string 7th fret) B (4th string 9th fret)
you can play the rest open...or muted depending again on the feel etc

if you wanted to make it an E power chord you would have to make sure you didn't play the G open
since E maj would need it to be G#

buy a guitar and get some lessons

it seems the jack is wired wrong way round?( the signal wire is going to
the ground connection ) +turn your pots full up and check the resistance
between black and white of the pickups make sure there's no ' shorts '
you should get a reading of 4K (very appx ) could you draw a clear schematic everything seems a bit messy tbh

ps i would check the pick up wire lead outs the black wire is not necessarily an earth
you might be shorting the coil (s ) to ground???
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there are some great guitars for beginner...but all new guitars aren't particularly set up correctly
esp the break height over the nut ( gap between ist fret and string ) and action (usually measured from
the 12th fret to string )...so get someone who knows what they're doing to check it out for you
thats a must...best of luck get practicing♪♪

transporting by carrier must be the worst thing that could happen to an amp.. esp a valve amp
unless its wrapped in a 12 foot' thick wrapper of cotton wool and bubble wrap
and encased in a cocoon of indestructible 3" carbon fibre
carriers have a terrible reputation for senseless handling of items

any other form of transport used responsibly shouldn't be an issue as long as its
not falling about or vibrating too much in transit

i shouldn't think many musos would use a carrier when gigging ( how would that work )
unless its hired by A gigging touring band

moral: if you MUST use a general purpose carrier get your items well insured

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Theres lots going on with the rest of the ' track ' that make it sound like theres more
chords ie bass lines etc..for instance you could play C instead of Am since there is
a A bass note ..or an F chord with a D bass which will sound like a Dm7 etc
run downs on chords will also make a particular chord sound
different and so on 

in actual fact theres only about 4 different basic chords in the whole song

what you need is a tab for the acoustic version   for the actual chords:

....go to https://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/tab/co … ds_2184529

go for it ..3/4 scale guits are notorious for setting up
any probs post..best of luck

you need a muso friend ( git player ) to help you do this... go to your local music shop
and let him choice one for you...initially ' long lasting' isnt an issue
just get him to advise you on a decent guitar from the outset that you can practice on and start learning

criteria...good action( easy to play )/sensible money ( £50/£100 )

i'm no tab expert but try this
play the A on the third string with the first finger
then if sliding with the 3rd finger play F# on the forth string (4th fret ) immediately slide to fret 7 ( A )
        if sliding with the 4th finger play G on the forth string 5th fret ) immediately slide to fret 7

the other 2 bits are a repeat of the first but on higher frets

usually there should be a start fret ie 4/7 or 5/7
but since its omitted make the decision depending on what finger you'r using to slide with

whoever wrote the tab probably forgot to include it or thought it optional