Music Kit | Troels Folmann, Uber Blasto Phone is a budget music kit that replaces in-game tracks with a designer pack. It carries the practical upside of a low-cost cosmetic from Decomposer and has been on the scene since its release in September 24th, 2015.
Music Kit | Troels Folmann, Uber Blasto Phone
Music Kit | Troels Folmann, Uber Blasto Phone is a budget music kit that replaces in-game tracks with a designer pack. It carries the practical upside of a low-cost cosmetic from Decomposer and has been on the scene since its release in September 24th, 2015.
Music Kit | Troels Folmann, Uber Blasto Phone price
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Description
What this item is
Music Kit | Troels Folmann, Uber Blasto Phone is a music kit, a cosmetic item that changes the in-game soundtrack. Its label places it in the budget bracket, so treat it as an entry-grade music pack rather than a high-tier collector piece.
What it does in CS2
As a music kit it replaces the default in-match music cues with its own set of tracks for the holder only; it does not affect gameplay or other players. You equip it in your inventory and the kit supplies round and MVP music as a personal audio cosmetic.
Where it sits by value
This kit sits in the budget tier, which means it trades among accessible cosmetic options rather than premium collectibles. For sellers that usually means faster turnover but slimmer margins compared with mid or premium kits.
Its release and operation
The kit was released on September 24th, 2015, and that release age shapes how it is perceived: older kits can carry steady interest from buyers who prefer established designer work, while remaining within the budget segment. Its release date is the only provenance detail available for market context.
The in-game music it brings
This music kit replaces the game's round and MVP cues with Troels Folmann's Uber Blasto Phone tracks, so matches sound noticeably different for the user. It provides atmosphere and personal flair during rounds and the MVP moment, without any gameplay effect.
Selling it on Skins.Cash
You can sell via the Steam-authenticated checkout for instant USD, with the page showing the live market price in the price block. Check that live price block to see current demand and accept the cashout when the level meets your expectations.
Who made it
The kit is credited to Decomposer, an external designer name listed on the item, and that attribution is what gives the pack a recognisable creator pedigree. Designer credit matters to some buyers and can influence interest within its budget bracket.
