Music Kit | Mord Fustang, Diamonds is a music kit that swaps the in-game soundtrack for a curated set by Mord Fustang. It is a budget-tier cosmetic that appeals to players who want a distinct audio signature without chasing high-end collectibles. The release date ties it to an earlier era of CS2 cosmetic drops.
Music Kit | Mord Fustang, Diamonds
Music Kit | Mord Fustang, Diamonds is a music kit that swaps the in-game soundtrack for a curated set by Mord Fustang. It is a budget-tier cosmetic that appeals to players who want a distinct audio signature without chasing high-end collectibles. The release date ties it to an earlier era of CS2 cosmetic drops.
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What this item is
Music Kit | Mord Fustang, Diamonds is a music kit cosmetic for Counter-Strike 2. It is a player-facing audio pack rather than a wearable or weapon skin, and it carries the identification and author credit printed with the item.
What it does in CS2
As a music kit, this item replaces the default round and MVP music with tracks from the kit while equipped to a player profile. Music kits are personal cosmetics that change audio cues for the holder rather than altering models or weapon finishes.
Where it sits by value
This kit sits in the budget tier and behaves like a low-cost audio cosmetic on the market, which typically means quicker turnover and easier entry for sellers looking to move inventory fast. Expect it to trade alongside other entry-grade music kits rather than premium or rare collectibles.
Its release and operation
The kit was released on September 24th, 2015, and that release date anchors it to the era when third-party artist kits were being introduced. Its age helps explain why it is priced and positioned as a budget-tier kit rather than a recent premium drop.
The in-game music it brings
Equipping this music kit replaces MVP and round end music with Mord Fustang's tracks, giving the holder a distinct audio identity in matches. That personal soundtrack changes the feel of rounds for the player and anyone in the same match who can hear the music.
Selling it on Skins.Cash
If you want to cash out, sell through Steam-authenticated checkout for instant USD settlement; the page shows the live market price in the price block. Use the price block to see current demand and list the kit accordingly for a fast sale.
Who made it
The kit is authored by Mord Fustang, a named non-Valve designer, and that credit is what collectors and listeners recognize when they search audio packs. Designer attribution gives the kit a straightforward identity on the market and can help it stand out among anonymous releases.