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Subs are made for low frequency ~30 hz to ~80 hz your mids or "other speakers" should be hitting any frequency above that and same goes for tweeters for the really high stuff.
You should be able to adjust the Mid level on your deck seperately from your lows and highs. Turn your subs all the way down or off if you can. Then adjust the volume you know you can play your subs at without distortment. From that point adjust your mids so to the point where you can still hear vocals clearly without distortment from to much midbass. Then do the same to your Highs.
Once everything is set adjust the sub level back to where it was, go out and listen to the sub to make sure its not distorting and everything should be good from there on out. Dont turn the volume up past where you have everything set and you shouldnt harm any of your equipment.
Aftermarket speakers are definatly a must if you want good clean sound. Factory is ok... but definatly not even close to near what a decent aftermarket speaker can sound like.
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