Music Kit | Tree Adams and Ben Bromfield, M.U.D.D. FORCE is a music kit that swaps in-game tracks for a themed set by Tree Adams and Ben Bromfield. It is a budget-tier music kit with a thin-market profile, useful for players who want a personal soundtrack rather than investment upside.
Music Kit | Tree Adams and Ben Bromfield, M.U.D.D. FORCE
Music Kit | Tree Adams and Ben Bromfield, M.U.D.D. FORCE is a music kit that swaps in-game tracks for a themed set by Tree Adams and Ben Bromfield. It is a budget-tier music kit with a thin-market profile, useful for players who want a personal soundtrack rather than investment upside.
Music Kit | Tree Adams and Ben Bromfield, M.U.D.D. FORCE price
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What this item is
Music Kit | Tree Adams and Ben Bromfield, M.U.D.D. FORCE is a music kit, a cosmetic that replaces the default in-match music set. The item's market positioning is budget tier, which frames it as an entry-level music kit rather than a high-end collector piece.
What it does in CS2
As a music kit it replaces the game's standard round and MVP music with the pack's tracks; it is a personal cosmetic that only the holder hears in their client. Unlike weapon skins or agents, this kit does not alter gameplay or player models, it merely changes ambient audio cues during matches.
Where it sits by value
This pack sits in the budget bracket, so it typically trades at or below entry-grade music kits rather than the mid or premium range. For sellers that means turnover is driven more by players buying for use than by collectors chasing rarity-driven appreciation.
Its release and operation
The kit was released on April 16th, 2020, and its standing is tied to that release window rather than any later operation tag. That release date places it among other early seasonal drops rather than recent event material, which affects how collectors and players perceive its availability.
The in-game music it brings
This music kit substitutes the default round-start, round-end, and MVP cues with tracks composed by Tree Adams and Ben Bromfield, giving matches a distinct sonic signature. Because music kits are heard only by the holder, the change is a personal customization that can make routine rounds feel different without affecting teammates or opponents.
Selling it on Skins.Cash
Holders can sell through Steam-authenticated checkout for instant USD; the page shows the live market price block so you can confirm current value before selling. Use the live price display to decide when to cash out, and expect straightforward instant payout once you accept the checkout offer.
Who made it
This kit is credited to Tree Adams alongside Ben Bromfield, names that matter to buyers who track external composers rather than Valve-only credits. That authorship gives it a clear creator pedigree useful when pitching the kit to buyers seeking specific composers' work.
