At the time, MIS, IJC and PC had pre-made profiles. I print flat artwork/graphic design for outdoor laminated signs, waterproof stickers, etc, and I print on matte or luster paper/vinyl, so I don't need photo perfect profiling, just reasonably accurate. But I do need fade resistance. All three above are either out of business or no longer sell pigment inks (MIS doesn't even sell 1400 refillable carts anymore, only remanufactured). The only ones that even come up are ConeColor which (at least apparently) has ink sets for individual printers and even separate matte and photo black inks, but doesn't have an option for ink-only on their site and seems even more expensive than MIS was, and only has printer profiles for Extremely Expensive Photo Papers like Bartya and JonCone and not things like Red River, Hammermill, or Staples Ultimate Matte; and Cobra, which just has one set for all 6-color printers which makes me feel like the pigment inks are not a priority (they're far more focused on sublimation), though they do say they have printer profiles which are hidden unless you've actually bought the ink. I've inquired about what papers they have profiles for.
even less for with pigment inks in a 1400 typically running with dye inks. You either take the risk with R3000/P600 inks and/or get custom profiles for best color rendering.
I use Inktec powerchrome k3 from Octoinkjet since 4years , no problems with that ink, they can also provide you with icc profiles , my 1500W is the same build as a 140o or 1430
