Thank goodness for Iain McCurdy's wonderful set of examples!  (And thank you, Iain McCurdy!)

I was almost ready to give up on pconvolve, but his example got me almost all the way there.

http://iainmccurdy.org/csound.html

I was able to downsample a third-party impulse response file, split it to two mono files, and use it in the example instead of Stairwell{L,R}.wav.  The result sounds very encouraging.

I got the file from this pretty random site:

http://www.cksde.com/p_6_250.htm

... and that's nice, but I wonder what IR archives are favorites of list participants.  It's not easy to search for, because you get lots of gimmicky marketing for IR stuff locked into proprietary software.

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Mar 1 2019, Ed Cashin has written:
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> ... and that's nice, but I wonder what IR archives are favorites of list
> participants.
...
http://www.openairlib.net/auralizationdb
http://www.echothief.com/convolution-reverbs
https://www.3sigmaaudio.com/reverbs/
https://freesound.org/people/recordinghopkins/packs/11031/
http://www.hopkinsmediaservices.com/ir.html
https://fokkie.home.xs4all.nl/IR.htm
You may also try this:
http://www.audibleworlds.com/viewtopic.php

I further discovered a thread about free impulse responses on KVR.
There's more out there. Lots of churches, Lexicon reverbs,...

HTH.

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Mar 1 2019, Ed Cashin has written:
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> I'm working in 88200 sample rate and 24 bits, so it will be interesting to
> see how many of the impulse response files are at those values or greater.
...
Few, if any. :) Most would be 44.1kHz, a few 48kHz.

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Mar 1 2019, pete.goodeve@COMPUTER.ORG has written:
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> Can't you just use sox to convert them [to 88.2kHz]?  Doubt there'd be any audible loss.
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On Linux I'd suggest zresample (known as zita-resample before), very
good quality.

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