Magical pig,
Music Center is the maker of Lucien Deluxe pads. If that's what the back of the pads say, it doesn't necessarily mean anything, since a supplier can probably order them with whatever back they want. So Lucien Deluxe on the back doesn't necessarily refers to any specific model.
Some of Music Center's pads have Lucien Deluxe on the back, but I don't remember any sax pad model that is called that. Are you sure it's not Premium Deluxe? That is one of their models. I have some clarinet pads from them that have Lucien Deluxe on the back and they seem to be pretty much the same as the Premium Deluxe pads I have (at least I can't tell a difference just looking at them). But sometimes it's not possible to know the difference by looking and feeling.
Also, what do you mean by thin? Do the pads say "thin" on the back? I don't remember seeing any Music Center pads with that on the back. Thin to me suggests thinner than 4.0mm, which is normal thickness. Do you really need pads thinner than 4.0mm thick?
Music Center is the maker of Lucien Deluxe pads. If that's what the back of the pads say, it doesn't necessarily mean anything, since a supplier can probably order them with whatever back they want. So Lucien Deluxe on the back doesn't necessarily refers to any specific model.
Some of Music Center's pads have Lucien Deluxe on the back, but I don't remember any sax pad model that is called that. Are you sure it's not Premium Deluxe? That is one of their models. I have some clarinet pads from them that have Lucien Deluxe on the back and they seem to be pretty much the same as the Premium Deluxe pads I have (at least I can't tell a difference just looking at them). But sometimes it's not possible to know the difference by looking and feeling.
Also, what do you mean by thin? Do the pads say "thin" on the back? I don't remember seeing any Music Center pads with that on the back. Thin to me suggests thinner than 4.0mm, which is normal thickness. Do you really need pads thinner than 4.0mm thick?
