Music Kit | Tim Huling, Devil's Paintbrush is a music kit released by Valve that swaps the default in-match music with Tim Huling's compositions. It sits in the budget tier, making it a low-cost audio cosmetic with straightforward sellability for holders who want quick liquidity.
Music Kit | Tim Huling, Devil's Paintbrush
Music Kit | Tim Huling, Devil's Paintbrush is a music kit released by Valve that swaps the default in-match music with Tim Huling's compositions. It sits in the budget tier, making it a low-cost audio cosmetic with straightforward sellability for holders who want quick liquidity.
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What this item is
Music Kit | Tim Huling, Devil's Paintbrush is a music kit produced by Valve and released in 2024. It is an audio cosmetic designed to alter in-match sound cues rather than a wearable or playable model.
What it does in CS2
As a music kit, it replaces the game's default music for round events and MVP screens for the account that equips it. Music kits are personal cosmetics that change the audio experience without affecting gameplay mechanics or stats.
Where it sits by value
This kit is positioned in the budget price tier, which means it trades below mid- and premium-grade audio pieces and is commonly used by players who want atmosphere without a heavy investment. For a seller that typically means steady, entry-level demand from buyers after simple, recognizable audio swaps.
Its release and operation
The kit was released by Valve on August 20th, 2024, and carries the standing that comes with an official Valve release. That origin keeps it straightforward to identify and list, without the provenance complexities that can affect third-party or event-linked items.
The in-game music it brings
Equipping this music kit replaces the default MVP and round music with Tim Huling's tracks, changing the sound cues you and your team hear after rounds and kills. The swap is purely cosmetic and personalized to the account that equips the kit, so its value comes from aesthetic preference rather than in-match advantage.
Selling it on Skins.Cash
Holders sell this item through a Steam-authenticated checkout for instant USD, with the live market price shown on the page. Check the price block on this listing for the current payout and proceed with the Steam login to complete a sale.
The collector's angle
Collectors who value official Valve music kits may keep this one for the designer credit and the release date, and its budget positioning makes it an easy fill for audio-focused sets. For long-term holders the appeal is straightforward: official origin, a named composer, and simple catalog fit without high acquisition cost.