Finding the same tone on the fretboard

[Grant22]

If I am at a certain spot on the fretboard and I wanted to find that exact same tone somewhere else, how would I do this.

Thanks
Grant

[Dan1099]

Move to the next highest string, and down five frets, or the next lowest string and up five frets. Repeat as necessary.

[Poop-Loops]

Tone? Note?

Memorize the fretboard, it will suddenly click in your head where each note is and how the strings are related.

[(hed)-less]

im not quite sure what your asking - do you mean more along the lines of - how the tone of the high E you get on the 12th fret of the E has a different tone to the 2nd fret on the D string even though its the same note and your bass has correct intonation..is that what you mean?

[Grant22]

Originally Posted by Dan1099

Move to the next highest string, and down five frets, or the next lowest string and up five frets. Repeat as necessary.

That's what I thought, just wanted to make sure.

Thanks
Grant

[Demon]

Thing is, the notes sound pretty different when you play them on another string, so if you play 5 frets down on the E string and then an open A it wont sound the same even though its the same note.