I'm going to do a quick summary of initial impressions. First off they look great and I really like the feel to them. The housings are light but everything I've seen so far inspires confidence in the build quality of these.
They have a very unique look to them and I enjoy it. My girlfriend thinks I look nerdy with them around my ear but I feel a pretty cool nerd with them on.
Even the casing that comes with them is durable. I like the size though it's certainly not the nicest looking casing. However, it does its job very well and that is to protect your headphones. I feel like I could run over it with my car and almost had to to get the case open. It's small and tough and perfect though for holding your headphones or other small valuables. Glad aurisonics went with something tough here.
The bores are very large for these and if nothing else make them look extremely powerful.
Some headphones I've owned or listened to a bit would be sure se315, klipsch s4, SM3's, and heard the entire monster line. My favorite by far out of the bunch would be the SM3's. After going through and testing headphones over the years I've always thought dynamics sounded slower and less revealing. So when I heard impressions of these but saw they were dynamics I was a bit worried. I've been lurking here for a couple months to find a new pair of headphones though and was so sick of shopping around I just pulled the trigger. I love a fairly balanced signature. I love mids, lows and highs; and if any part is to be dominant I'd rather it be lows or even mids, but even though not too much so. I do not like too warm of a sound and really like being able to here fine detail. I was initially leaning towards the GR07 before I impulsively purchased these. I listen to a wide a lot of music from techno, rap, rock, classic rock, metal and some classical pieces. Just wanted to offer some info on my listening preferences and history before giving my initial impressions as I don't post much. I listen to them mostly out of my phone, G2x with modified firmware from a very talented programmer named supercurio, and through my computer which has higher end creative sound card. All my material is 320 kbps on my phone and lots of flac on my pc.
My initial impressions were very different to what I'm hearing now. The highs and mids were very good, detailed and loved the sound but the lows were eerily absent. I felt I was getting a great seal, I'm lucky and the medium size tips supplied always seem to fit me, and played with them a lot in the first hour. I ran some test frequencies from my PC and nothing under 30Hz was audible and didn't get noticeably better to around 100HZ and even then was still much softer than the mids and highs. So initially I was pretty disappointed but decided to give them some burn in time while I was away for most of the day. They got probably around 10 hours or so of a loud 20-20000 Hz burn in tune before I gave them another listen. When I got back I could not believe how much different they sounded and with the same songs I initially tested them with. The lows are much more present and full. As a whole they sound a little smoother and more balanced but I'm almost nervous by how much the low end changed. But overall they sound fantastic and are the quickest dynamic I've heard. Very detailed, cover the whole spectrum for low to high well and have some nice ooomf in the bass. Vocals sound better, especially male vocals. As they currently sound I'm extremely pleased with my purchase and loving them. So thank you ericp10, cute, kunlun, shotgun and others for posting your initial opinions as I never would have purchased these without them. I'm going to do a detailed review later after a week and will also do a side by side comparison with my friends SM3 too hopefully.
I just checked Meelectronics site and it seems like I'm using their large double flange tip. Yeah, I agree on the second point, if Aurisonics had existed years ago, I would have saved A LOT of money haha
Got comparisons to Phonak 232s and W4s if I do (after they get here from repairs and burn in) 
