Can anyone suggest a good universal headshell?

Since I have a Technics SL-1200 my headshell is their stock one, which is lightweight and rigid magnesium (not heavy pot metal like the Stanton) with gold plated pins. What is the Orsonic and what are its distinguishing features that make it so desirable? The one thing I find inconvenient about the Technics is that its upper surface indentations for the cartridge screw heads are slightly too narrow for some, even though the slots themselves are wide enough.

For what cartridge?

Sumiko ... it permits azimuth adjustment which is NOT a trivial advantage.

Cheers,
Thom @ Galibier

Sumiko used to sell some really rigid headshells with az adjust. Look out for some. Also Sumiko used to sell really good ofc cartridge wires (same as the old Fulton). These will upgrade almost any headshell.

Bobo, don't tease me man. Zaikes, I have two of the later model, one piece Technics and they are great, I was looking to see if I could squeeze a little more out, or perhaps just a different flavor. Patrick, cartridges are Denon 103D, Shure V15lll and V15V, Ortofon Super OM-30 and various Grados. I have a Stanton 881S on the way as well. Tom and Muz, I have looked at the Sumiko HS-12 and it looks just great, now to find one. Tom, great to have someone contributing so much to the advancement of analog weigh in on my little thread. Azimuth is not an issue, as the arm has a very good built in azimuth adjustment with a grub screw.
Marty