Headshell suggestion for my Pioneer PL600 (dir drive)?

I have settled on 9gr - 10gr Magnesium.

If I were happy to go a little heavier the Audio Technica AT-LH13/OCC.

Produced from TechniHard which is AT’s version of a composite metal known as (Duralumin). Duralumin is known for the properties of managing transferred energies, it is sought for use in place of many other metal composites.

I am lead to believe the Anodised Coating is a Diamond Like Coating, that has improved properties, due the hardness on the surface for dissipating transferred energy.

The Signal Path is well thought out too, as it offers PC OCC Pins to be connected to.

Purchase some PC Triple C Tag Wires and the assembly in use, to support the Cart’s Mechanical and Electrical Interface is a good place to start, most likely a Keeper, when this Headshell Weight is usable.

Try googling headshell material / Pspatial Audio / The Headshell ;https://pspatialaudio.com/headshell.htm

Magnesium alloy LP Gear Zupreme at around $90. Avoid cheaper steel ones. The AT suggested above looks to have a very short body and will be a drag to connect. I would avoid carbon fiber and wood at this point.

If Magnesium is the material to be selected, and a little lighter weight is desirable the Audio Technica MS-9, MS-10 and MS-11 are able to be found for approx' 50-70% cheaper then the Zupreme.

All AT Models along with the Zupreme will offer Azimuth adjustment. 

I use TechniHard as a TT's Platter Mat and really like the sonic it produces.

It has creates the perception of a Tonal Richness, when compared to a Gum Metal Tenuto Mat.

"NOROMANCE: I would avoid carbon fiber and wood at this point."

Is that due to the sonics or cost (or some other reason)?