Music Kit | The Verkkars, EZ4ENCE is a Valve-designed music kit that replaces standard round and MVP music in-match. Released March 28th, 2019, it sits in the mid-price bracket and appeals to players who want a recognizable competitive tune in their personal loadout.
Music Kit | The Verkkars, EZ4ENCE
Music Kit | The Verkkars, EZ4ENCE is a Valve-designed music kit that replaces standard round and MVP music in-match. Released March 28th, 2019, it sits in the mid-price bracket and appeals to players who want a recognizable competitive tune in their personal loadout.
Music Kit | The Verkkars, EZ4ENCE price
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What this item is
Music Kit | The Verkkars, EZ4ENCE is a music kit produced by Valve and sold as an equipable cosmetic. It has no connected collection and functions purely as an audio replacement rather than an agent, sticker, or weapon skin.
What it does in CS2
As a music kit, it replaces the game's default round and MVP music for the account that equips it, giving the player a different soundtrack while remaining a personal cosmetic. It does not alter gameplay mechanics, hit registration, or visuals beyond the audio layer.
Where it sits by value
This pack sits in the mid-tier price bracket, which means it typically trades above entry-level audio items but well below premium or grail collectibles. For a seller that translates to steady interest from players who want a recognizable track without chasing the high-end market.
Its release and operation
The kit was released on March 28th, 2019 and carries the provenance of that drop in its metadata. That release timing anchors it to Valve's official offerings from that period, which collectors and traders use as a simple reference when comparing origin and availability.
The in-game music it brings
Equipping Music Kit | The Verkkars, EZ4ENCE swaps the default MVP and round music with the kit's curated tracks, giving matches a different audio signature and a more competitive broadcast feel for the player. The change is personal to the account that owns it, so it alters only your in-game listening experience.
Selling it on Skins.Cash
Holders can cash out through the Steam-authenticated checkout for instant USD, with the page showing the live market price in the price block. Use that price block to see current demand and execute the sale through the platform's checkout workflow.
The collector's angle
For a long-term holder the appeal is straightforward: Valve design, a clear release date, and mid-tier positioning make it an easy fit for collectors who curate audio kits from specific eras. It works as a tradeable audio asset that fills the middle ground between entry audio items and higher-end rarities.