What People Say
We believe that trust is born from experience. Here you’ll find the words of people who truly listened to music with our cables. Independent reviewers and enthusiasts share their honest impressions of Zikman’s quality, design, and philosophy
We will answer all your questions about IEM cables and help you determine exactly what you need
It doesn’t force brightness — it reveals resolution in a graceful, musical way.
It’s like the musical information is auto-focused, and the resolution goes to 4K.
This is a very fine, well-done cable that feels like it has that kind of European engineering where I feel like they’ve spent a lot of time making a good product.
The first impression is like lifting a veil: more air, more detail, more clarity.
Very supple, very plush… it’s kind of fun to play with as you move the cable around.
The Rhine does have a clear sonic character—and it’s one that I’ve come to really appreciate.
The company aims to revive classic European audio values while embracing modern design and technology.
This is a 7N OCC cable — the highest purity pure copper that you’ll find in any audiophile cable.
Listeners who value immersion and musicality over technical precision will appreciate this approach.
Taking pride in your own roots and trying to stay true to them is an admirable quality. Zikman has done this with their cables.
With regards to treble, the Zikman is refined and more detailed than many stock cables. It’s got a decent extension, providing an airy sounding treble.
When a handmade item matches or even exceeds the quality of a mass-produced item — it will have its appeal.
Same diameter for silver and copper cores gives perfect balance and symmetry — you just don’t find that often.
Soundstage is expansive with the cable. In many instances it did increase the sheer size, laterally and depth-wise.
The Tiber adds just a little bit to the bass – more texture, better control, without changing the tonality.