Kit called Tabber, mounted on the neck acoustic or electric guitar, and is designed for interactive learning game. The idea is right harmonies lighting with LEDs. Device has a built-in memory, which can be pre-fill the right tone, and then continue to play music without being tied to a computer or smartphone. Currently working prototype looks a bit cumbersome, but the production version will be smaller. Price set at $ 200.
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