Compare CS2 Music Kits

Compare CS2 music kit prices across 27 marketplaces in real time, including StatTrak kits and the artists behind them. Free, no login required.

The Complete Guide to CS2 Music Kit Prices

What a Music Kit Actually Changes

A music kit replaces the game’s default audio cues — the round-start sting, the ten-second bomb timer, the end-of-match music — with a set of tracks by one artist. Almost all of it is heard only by you. The exception is the MVP anthem, which plays for the whole server when you are named MVP, and that single moment is the reason music kits are treated as a cosmetic rather than a personal audio setting.

StatTrak on a Music Kit

StatTrak music kits count MVP awards rather than kills, and they are sold as separate items from their standard versions rather than being an upgrade you apply. The premium over the standard kit is usually meaningful, because the counter is the only visible history a music kit can accumulate — there is no float, no wear and no pattern to tell two copies apart otherwise.

Why Prices Vary Across the Category

Two things move a music kit’s price: whether its collection still produces copies, and who the artist is. Kits tied to retired operations or discontinued boxes have a fixed supply that only shrinks. Beyond that, recognisable artists hold demand in a way generic kits do not, which is why the category has a long flat middle and a small expensive top.

FAQ

A music kit replaces the game’s default music — the round-start sting, the bomb timer, the end-of-match track — with a set by one artist. Almost all of it is heard only by you. The exception is the MVP anthem, which plays for the whole server when you are named MVP.