How should I connect my line-level amp?

Can i connect a ssl 3000 watt mono amp to a hifonics Zeus 2500 watt amp

i have 2 12 inch pioneer subs i want to connect to the ssl amp and 2 12 inch sundown e-series i want to connect to the hifonics amp. can i connect the 2 amps together? i also have 0 gauge power and ground wires.
Answer:

No you can't run amps in series or parallel configuration. That's a lot of power, what battery's and what size cap? Could you separate the subs and power individually?

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