Given that the speakers are identical and the channels are amped seperately I suggest,
- just to blindly follow the "Paramount Organ Recommended Audio Setup"
(
http://www.paramountorganworks.com/down ... tAudio.pdf ) and
- let the "strategy" of Hauptwerks Channel Assignment Algorythm do the assignment.
Probably you might have a look on how these algorythms work:
http://leochristopherson.com/Paramount_332.html (click tables)
http://leochristopherson.com/Hauptwerk_ ... page_1.htmOnce having installed the set up following the Paramount instructions and a Paramount VTPO there will be a
stereo audio field where the sound sources / pipes can be located according to their chamber, which also is valid for the effects of the shades .
IMHO the unification has no effects that should be considered when planning a speaker set up.
"Unification takes the extension principle a stage further, by allowing stops to be playable from different manuals.
(The extension principle enables a number of stops of like tone but different pitch to be provided from one single, enlarged rank of pipes.)" Quoted from
http://www.toff.org.uk/relay/extensionandunif.htmlRgds,
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