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Question: I am using this on my tv, is there a way to control the volume with our remote for tv or cable? Is there anything I can buy to replace wired remote?
Document: The wires do get a bit in the way though, since at a minimum you have a cable to your sound source, cables from the subwoofer to each speaker, and a cable to the wired remote. The cables are also bright orange, so you will not miss them!The ergonomics of the wired remote are not that great. It is a little round thing, where the top half forms a rotating on-off switch and volume control.
I plan to continue using the Z553's as my #2 speakers for the time being, though. They're not bad, & if you like the somewhat bright sound in the upper midrange & loud sound of "modern mastering"; or if you play mp3's, you may very well be perfectly satisfied with these.Edit 7/25/13: The wired remote volume control has developed a short.
I purchased these speakers for my PC to replace a 12 year old set of Dell speakers that I've been using. I didn't realize just how bad the Dell speakers were until I plugged these in. The highs are pitch perfect and crisp. The bass doesn't shake the room, but it's definitely enough to bother someone in the adjacent room. I have these plugged into a Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi making it easy to adjust the volume from a remote.
The system is well packaged and easy to set up, but had we known about those irreplaceable ugly red cords and a control pod that doesn't comfortably reach anything, we would have rethought using this system. Fortunately, the sound is markedly better than the built in speakers that came with the TV.
My tv remote only controls the volume on its onboard speakers, so to change volume with this I need to stand up and do it. Yeah, I know, not such a big deal, but sometimes things get suddenly loud and it's nice to be able to turn it down quickly.There's two smaller speakers that I place on a cabinet below the television and a big round bass speaker I place on the floor in the middle.
Not sure. Still, they're not tinny or cheap sounding at all. The wattage output is a little lower than the junky speakers I had before, but I was not able to turn those up to %100. AND the SOUND QUALITY IS A LOT BETTER compared to those junky things.TIPS:*Adjust your system volume so that these speakers are turned all the way up. The floor volume control is REALLY easy to turn, with your Foot!
It was loud enough for me though.The build quality seems excellent. Each speaker has an integral stand with three rubber spikes to prevent any rocking.I doubt you will have any problem connecting up. On the back of the sub are inputs for two RCA phonos or a 3.5mm stereo jack, together with outputs for the two slave speakers, and a special connector for the wired remote.
It is only about six feet long and doesn't reach any sofa, chair, etc. Every time the volume needs to be adjusted, it is necessary to get up to do so. Unless you own a universal adapting remote or have an entertainment center that somehow works with this Logitech system, you'll be stepping back in time when it comes to volume control adjustment.
Some cords seem more than sufficiently long (the cord for the volume control and the iPhone cord) while the cords to the 'satellite' speakers aren't long enough. The volume control is very simple - just twist it to turn the speakers on and keep twisting to increase the volume. (Please note that there's no "remote" for volume control - just a bright red cord.)
The Logitech Z553 is a nice looking system, the speakers and round sub have a modern look. The control unit is nicely weighted and won't slide off the desk. It controls on/off,  the volume, and there is a small dial on the back near the cable that controls the sub volume. All cabling is bright red, definitely not stealthy but it looks nice.
Answer: No there is not a way.Sorry