Inexpensive integrated for bedroom system-

IMO Stick with SIMAUDIO for system synergy, aesthetics, and a unit worthy of both the sources . 

E.g. (Used)  Simaudio Moon i-3 Integrated Amplifier

SOUNDSTAGE magazine review highlights:

Review Summary

Sound

 "Bass is deep, tight, and tuneful, and the midrange and highs are clear and clean with plenty of detail and finesse";
- "the i-3 has a certain amount of body to its sound -- not the dripping-wet voluptuousness of some low-powered tube amplifiers, but fullness and heft that help it sound quite natural";
-"doesn’t necessarily provide state-of-the-art resolution," but
- "it is certainly resolving enough to use to compare certain source components as well as cables."

Features

 "Beefy and substantial" remote-controlled integrated amp rated at 100Wpc into 8 ohms, 160 into 4 ohms, and 200Wpc into 2 ohms; ten-year warranty.

Use

 "A rugged little beast" whose power output is great enough to drive almost any speaker, even those that are tough loads; line-level input A4 "bypasses the i-3’s preamplifier stage and goes straight to the power-amplifier section," so you must use it with a component that has volume control.

Value

 "A very good value in a compact and elegant package."

A great little integrated would be the PS audio sprout.  It's small, inexpensive and sounds really good.  Our audio club put it on our big rig and it were impressed at it's performance

Zavato ...

You said inexpensive, right? Okay, here's what I have driving my bedroom system ... A Sherwood 7100 receiver. You can pick a really good one up on Ebay for under 100 bucks. I got my mint one at a thrift store for 20 bucks. Now, before you scoff at this, the Sherwood 7100 and 7100-A are little giant killers. Want to spend $1000? Why not spend $50 to $100 instead? 

By the way, the 7100 is more tube like and the 7100-A is more like good solid state.

Here's a  nice 7100:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Excellent-Working-Sherwood-S-7100-Stereo-AM-FM-Receiver-/252234460855?hash=i...

Here's a 7100-A:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-SHERWOOD-7100-A-RECEIVER-PERFECT-SMOOTH-SOUND-FOR-THE-AUDIOPHILE-/26...

Something else to consider, given that you said "inexpensive" would be an AV-Receiver that doesn’t have built-in HDMI. Prices have plummeted for these. I picked up an Integra 4.6 with remote for cheap. I connect any HDMI into the TV, and then use the RCA Audio-Out ICs on the TV to connect to the receiver. For a bedroom system it works fine. One caveat is that a lot of the older AV-Receivers barely function without their remote, so be sure one is included.

Another make to consider would be the Denon AV-Receivers where the second number in the Model Name is a "8" (e.gs. 2802; 2807; 3808CI; etc.). These were very well made for what they were, and some like the 2807 got very solid reviews. Hope that helps.

Rotel RA-12 intergrated amp , All the features you want . Other then the operation buttons are small to see.Very powerful .quiet no hum or hiss, many tone features and a excellent dac, sounds better then my Nad Cd player . Heard with the new B&W 804 D3 speakers very nice Why spend more??? .Invest in top quality cables , Wireworld, Purist, Kimber cable to say a few.