Nice post, thanks for the memories !
I have been in recording studios that use this technology, it is an amazing experience ! I remember dropping a screwdriver and it literally freaked me out at how loud it was. Later of course, one of the engineers said that they usually have music playing in there if anyone was in there working because "weird sht" happens to you if you don't, and I should always have some music playing if I was working in the recording rooms ...
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Wow! @jstreetman, I would think it's not an ideal setup for recording studios. Some reverb is good!
ALL studios use it .. reverb is through amp or mixer, its an effect, using echo is bad for recording and music... (Actually that what your referring to), echo = bad, UNLESS your making a special recording, but nowadays echo or reverb is an effect used through amps or when mixing
Anechoic Chamber are Echo Proof rooms, (sound absortion rooms ..) to eliminate noise from echo