Does 21g seem high for effective tonearm mass?


Hi there, I've been looking into these somewhat popular Jeclo tonearms. Actually the 10" liquid dampend unit SA-750e. I've got an email from Jelco and the effective mass is 21grams. Does this not seem shockingly high compared to nearly everything else on the market these days?
I plan to mount a Sumiko Celebration on it but I'm not so sure about the match. It seems this arm may be limited to cartridge choice and that would be too bad.
If anyone can shed some light on this it would be appreciated.
My other options for arms of course would be the Rega/moths, Hadcock and I can get a pretty good deal on a VPI classic arm.
This wasn't supposed to be confusing at all as I was taking a step away from my ET2 and trying to simplify my setup. Now it seems I've opened a can of worms
alun

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Well I did some looking around and it appears that the headshell is already 12grams and is about the lowest I could find.
I'm gonna post another thread on my tonearm seach.
Thanks fellows!
Mofimadness, you read it right 21Grams, and you should see some of the weights for the Ortofon arms!
Now that said I did do some calculating and it will work with my Sumiko, but I'm having a change of heart and leaning towards the VPI 10.5i or a used Audiocraft AC3000. They both have similar features except VTA on the Fly by VPI. Also the Classic is a nice choice.
Decisions decisions.