The iTar case and fretboard will dock with your iPad, turning your iPad into a full-fledged guitar in seconds. Couple that with the iPad’s touchscreen interface, and you can play samples, drum it like a beat box, or play it like a synthesizer (or pick up a game of Angry Birds) in-between guitar riffs.

The iTar is the brainchild of inventor Harvey Starr, who has plenty of experience building expensive, custom MIDI-controller. Now Harvey’s company, Starr Labs, has got a Kickstarter project to produce the iTar. They’re still a way off from their $50,000 goal, but assuming the project does get there, it will be pretty cool to see this attachment produced. To play music with iPad by yourself and use you own music for text messages, calendar alerts, I think that’s a good idea and this guide on how to transfer music from ipad to iphone will help you.

You can get in on the iTar project over at Kickstarter now. A $200 pledge will get you your very own iTar. If you are a Guitar enthusiasts, support it