Can you recommend a wireless TV earphone for late night use

TV Ears - available all over. Do a search. We bought my mother a set at Costco for $50 several years ago. But, they appear to be more expensive today.

A friend had the ones from Costco and was very happy with them.

what type of output on the TV do you need for those?
bumpy

TV Ears x 2

One thing to know before purchasing. This pertains only if you have a "wireless" internet / modem either at home or in the RV, want "wireless" headphones & intend on "streaming" any video content while using them. If you happen to do any video streaming like NetFlix, Hulu or otherwise through an enabled BluRay or other device, know what the operating frequency is for the modem & avoid buying any headphones that operate on the same frequency, they won't work for you. This happened with me, I wanted some wireless phones for the same reason you do, they worked fine when viewing regular tv channels but if I attempted to stream they wouldn't work.

I have had good luck with these. Buy two or more as they are inexpensive. The transmitter plugs into an audio jack. So you have to have an audio out jack on your TV.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-5-in-1-Hi-Fi-Wireless-Headset-Headphone-Earphone-for-TV-DVD-MP3-PC-Black-/331236943818?pt=US_Headphones&hash=item4d1f42a7ca

TV ears use infrared "line of sight" signaling which may be hard to maintain in bed. If you're cheap, like me, Harbor Freight sells these headphones. They work well for me, but you have to keep fresh batteries around.

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USB connection audio amp with equalizer for headphones for the hearing impaired (me) any recommendations for websites?

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