What note is found at the 7th fret of the 1st (high E) string?

The note found at the 7th fret of the 1st (high E) string is indeed B.

On the guitar, each fret represents a half step (or semitone) upward in pitch from the open string note. The open high E string is tuned to E. If you count up the notes from the open string, you will find that:

• The 1st fret of the high E string is F.

• The 2nd fret is F#.

• The 3rd fret is G.

• The 4th fret is G#.

• The 5th fret is A.

• The 6th fret is A#.

• Finally, the 7th fret is B.

Therefore, logically determining the note by counting each fret gives you the accurate answer of B at the 7th fret. This method of counting is fundamental for understanding the guitar fretboard and identifying notes accurately.