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Ok i've been seeing some posts about MYA's having a hard draw...and i'm concerned b/c i'm about to order a MYA friday.....should i look into something else possibly? My friend's hookahs draw really easily and i'm looking for a similar experience with my own hookah..

Sorry i know i've been asking alot of opinions on my first hookah....but i dont have the cash flow to buy something shitty and to have to get something different afterwards..

Thanks again in advance!! :)

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One thing you could do is email Mya and ask them for a measurement on the stem diameter, and then compare that to your friend's hookah. Like I just said in another thread, I've been dissatisfied with the stem diameter on more than one Mya hookah, but that doesn't necessarily reflect their entire line of products...
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Who ever was complaining about a "draw" problem on a mya, were doing something wrong, IE Packing the bowl too tight, too much water, the ball bearing not being in all the way...

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I don't think I have ever smoked out of a Mya that has a draw problem due to design
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I second Erica's comments about perhaps packing it too tight? Could be the reason. You'd think with all the thousands of sales Mya has made on hookahs, more than a few comments regarding the tight draw would have come up.

I don't have a mya though, so take this as you will.
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there is no problem, but the stem is narrower than many other makes

e.g., some of the shishas we bought from Egypt are a heck of alot wider and there is a noticable difference when you pull.

It's easily noticable side by side with a wider one, but generally I wouldn't say it's anything to be concerned about. Every shisha has its pros and cons.
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[quote name='yashman19']You'd think with all the thousands of sales Mya has made on hookahs, more than a few comments regarding the tight draw would have come up.[/quote]Yep... I was shocked when I took apart my Mya Bohemian and saw how narrow the stem is. But it's like King Mo said -- it's not a problem per se, but if having an easier draw is really important to you, you should ask Mya for some specs on whatever model you're considering.
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you can adjust your draw on your hookah, usually they are not entirely responsbile for the draw. I know myas dont have a hard draw, they have a very soid average draw- maybe its a tight hose your thinking of
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I've had people complain about the pull on my QT because its actually too soft, which I consider a good thing. They're used to sucking on my brother's hookah, so when they go for a hit off the QT they get more smoke than they want and whine about how harsh it is.
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[quote name='[LB']]you can adjust your draw on your hookah, usually they are not entirely responsbile for the draw. I know myas dont have a hard draw, they have a very soid average draw- maybe its a tight hose your thinking of[/quote]

yea the hose also helps, but when doing a comparison, you would assume the hose is the same width in either case.

I have physically sucked on the hose connector of the MYA acrylic and the MYA QT and also the hose connector of a standard egyptian shisha with a wider diameter.

there is a [b]significant[/b] difference.

It won't mean your shisha won't smoke well, but if you are a perfectionist then it may be an issue.

Personally, I'm not bothered, the MYA has a decent pull whereas the wider shishas have an 'above-decent' pull.

I am satisfied with decent, and this is offset by the convenience of some of the features of the MYA as well as the build quality.
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