Fuzz face cuts out

[clamup1]

I built a germ fuzz face as per R.G.'s tech of the fuzz face. i want to build one for my bro in law. he was playing mine and in the middle of a screaming solo (hes a waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy better guitar player than me) the pedal cut out for a second. i dont know if the ac 128's got saturated and stopped or he missed a string.

do i need to go up or down with my input and output caps or something else.

[petemoore]

the pedal cut out for a second. i dont know if the ac 128's got saturated and stopped or he missed a string.    
  "Cut out' makes the description vaguely infer something like a grounded signal or battery dropped off.
  Missing a string, makes the description sound like 'ducking' of saturated transistor, generally this happens when set to higher gain and low notes or low chords are whamped, smashed or pounded.
do i need to go up or down with my input and output caps or something else.
  I wouldn't infer that before deciding where to guess the bias was at the time, assuming it was a 'signal duck' initiated by hard playing not a connection or other failure.
   Cold pedal [choose low temperature usage and cool pedal to that temp], read the circuit bias at Q2 collector, then add warmth and continue taking bias readings as it rises to warm pedal temperature [choose warm temp usage].
  Adjusting the bias for cold is likely different than hot.
  Ge Tonebenders also sometimes require certain moon phases..lol..for consistant operating conditions.

[clamup1]

sorry i forgot to use the right descriptive words. it wasnt the wires. id go with the signal duck. and it was prob cold. thanks for your help.