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OK, thanks both... off down to PCWorld to have a 'looksee' tomorrow.

Perhaps the easy solution is to dismantle the TV, check the speaker impedance, disconnect and replace with wires going to external speakers in bridge above bed instead? Are these likely to be an odd or standard resistance?

Thanks Alarm... you are making me feel like I am getting a bit too fussy! The two of us (me and better half) sat up in bed with headphones on seems a bit odd? How do we use the 'sleep' function without ending up very uncomfortable? LOL

Thanks guys, But I am not sure if I made myself clear earlier on... I am attempting to get the some speakers very close by, then I only need a low volume setting. (See my original post)

Thanks Chris, thanks Alarm, thanks Dogfonos. I am now 'weighing up' my options.

Signature... just for Alarm! :wink:

Thanks Alarm, I may have to take that route. Does anyone know anything about those socket arrays that have a Master socket, and Slave sockets? I think the slave sockets switch off if no current is sensed in the master socket circuit, is this correct? If so what are they called so that I can...

LOL... thanks Chris. But would they really be any worse than the small built-in Sony TV speakers? (it's only a 22" TV)

Thanks Chris, not sure I want to pay that just to get auto power sensing. Rich

Thanks everyone, Matt, Alarm, who is correct? (about headphone socket volume control) Chris, what is 'mid range prices? (reaching up and switching off may not be an option, especially if 'auto sleep' is selected) Sam, thanks for advice abour Amazon, but still trying to understand the...

Hi Chris, Thanks for the reply. No particular budget limit, just aiming for the least expensive standard quality sound we can get, not trying to improve the existing sound quality, just need to get it closer to us.

Hi, We have a Sony Bravia KDL-22E53 TV installed on a wall bracket in the far corner of our bedroom. In order to hear properly at that distance, we need to increase the volume to an unacceptable level, a bit too loud if the grandchildren are sleeping in the next room. (our hearing is not so...