Printing images from CS6. Where is the Output box?

I have been successfully printing images from CS3 on an Epson 3880. Now that I have had to upgrade to CS6, I have a big problem. In CS3 When I went Print-> Photoshop Manages Colors to choose an ICC color profile, there would be a companion Output box, where I could drag the Transfer slider down to brighten the image. I can't find Output in CS6! Since choosing Photoshop Manages Colors turns off the printer's color etc controls, I'm stuck with dark prints and no way to control brightness. Any help HUGELY appreciated.

Print-> Photoshop Manages Colors to choose an ICC color profile, there would be a companion Output box, where I could drag the Transfer slider
"Photoshop Manages Colors" disables the printer sliders under CS6 Photoshop
a proper Source-to-Print conversion should 'match' your monitor
just for grins try reviewing the updates/troubleshooting/workflow here: printing CS6
also recommend using a known good file like the PDI WhackedRGB reference file available on my link...

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