Help identifying type & value of old capacitor?

[hereforever]

Is anyone familiar with this type of cap and how to identify its value?

Hard to get a good picture, but it is striped red, green, brown - it is black on the underside (between the leads)

 

[hereforever]

Attaching the schematic too.  This is for a Mccurdy AT305A, the red markings are the revisions of the A circuit

The cap was strapped across R21 3K resistor.  There is only one capacitor here - based on the colors I assumed this might be the 25pf capacitor?  I'm not seeing any 120pf or 220pf capacitors anywhere, and I have several of these amplifiers.  All of them only have one capacitor in this part of the circuit.

 

[analogguru]

This is probably a 250 Ohm NTC and not a capacitor.

 

[hereforever]

I pulled another from a working unit and dipped in 25 deg C water
Both measured resistance of about 2K
is this an ok method to test for a substitute?

 

[analogguru]

You don't need the water, room temperature is ok, but don't touch it except you want to see the resistance change.

2k makes sense in parallel with the 3k resistor ("25p"-cap).

 

[hereforever]

thanks!

 

[bananamoon]

I posted that shematic, didn't know what I was looking at at the time. Sorry. It's a 2.5k thermistor. I have the corrected shematic with voltages and notes, somewhere, I'll post it soon. I added phase, impedence selection, and pad switch. I was looking into using the remote volume plugin as a crude/simple limiter.... I should be finishing that project next winter . I have new PCBs (tracing was peeling off) and some 24 pin connectors if anyone needs some.