This is super aggressive for an E. It's not a tiger ready to pounce, tigers are mostly lazy. This is an angry freakin' badger. The backpressure is on the higher side which makes big moves in response to little efforts. It's a little similar to an arcade driving game from 1976 called Sprint2. When you'd hit the gas it'd nearly accelerate out of control. You'd learn to control the drift rather than feather the gas. How that translates to a didge makes it a percussive beast. Everything happens as a result of the slightest twitch, making fast rhythms effortless. Trumpets come quick and overblowns are dramatic. Super easy to bend the pitch, putting drops in your toolbox. This kind of didge makes learning easy for a beginner, an intermediate sound like a pro, and is a super fun toy for an advanced player.