Aperture printing problem

I have an epson cx2400 which doesnt come with icc profiles (Just a generic profile) so I struggled to get decent prints until discovered that letting the printer manage the process in lightroom gives good results. But, I would like to use Aperture 2 as my preferred software and when I set the print settings to "system managed " and set the same printer driver settings as in lightroom my prints are light and washed out. Any ideas ? (raising the gamma in the aperture print settings area to 1.2 [as I have seen suggested in some forums] doesn't help)

I also have the 2400.
Here are a few settings to make sure you check:
under Printer Selection, Choose Printer Settings:
Print Settings: Media Type (I use Premium Luster Photo Paper), Mode (Use Advanced), Print Quality: (Photo RPM - deselect High Speed)
Color Management: Turn OFF (No Color Adjustment)
and Save.
Pick the Correct Color Profile under Colorsync Profile, and you should be set.

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