Headshell Connector Question


I am looking to make a few headshells from scratch from different materials.  The only item I want to purchase is the plastic 4 pin connector that comes on a typical headshell.  For the life of me I can't find it anywhere.  

Thanks for your help
chadlesko

@imhififan , It is not ''either or'' but both (aka conjunction).

All my headshells have this ''movable 4 pin connector''  which

make azimuth as well eff. length adjustment possible. So I

don't understand persons who buy expensive headshells

without this provision. This imply all wooden headshells

because they can't ''bear'' the fastening screw.

Thanks for providing highendcity address. Those are the right

kind. AT headshells have screws threads at the under side.

For some carts very practical but not suitable for effective

length adjustment with ''short 4 pin connector''.

Wow! I never would have guessed that parts such as this could be purchased separately. I'd have suggested just buying a whole headshell and cannibalizing it.  Thanks to all for excellent responses, at least in my opinion.  I like the ones from Italy mentioned above.  Has anyone here dealt with this seller?  
@lewm 

Quite a few people have bought parts for their 
Garrard 301's and Thorens 124's always positive comments.


Well those 4 pin connectors at hifi city are better proposition then

the Italian kind: $ 15 versus $44 . But looking at those ''miserable''

cartridge clips I can only recommend Clearaudio clips : 44 euro

for 8. Those are  the best I know. What is the sense of those

 expensive silver wire or rewire with worthless clips?

By tonearns with fast headshells is resoldering those clips an

nightmare.

My ''only'' problem with Clearaudio clips is their price. The reason

in addition is that I own 25 headshells.  If someone knows where

one can find ''decent clips'' for less money please give us the

 address.