Red Bull Park, home of the NY-NJ Red Bulls of Major League Soccer, has chosen a Dual Channel Crossfire HD System to spearhead their in game entertainment. The relatively new stadium in Harrison, New Jersey keeps the team and the fans wired with excitement and is a perfect home for such an international sport.

The team plays in the Eastern Conference of MLS. They are involved in fierce competition for the considerable entertainment dollars of the metropolitan New York area and hoping to spur a more mainstream interest in soccer in the United States. It is good timing with the upcoming 2010 World Cup that will be played in South Africa, which always generates a fever pitch excitement. The club was one of the founding members of the league when it was known as the New York/New Jersey Metro Stars. The team had won the La Manga Cup in 2004, and has had notable players, such as Jozy Altidore, Michael Bradley, Claudio Reyna and Alexi Lalas play for them.

Red Bull Park hopes to keep their followers blood running with the new Crossfire system. The next time you are in Harrison, NJ, crack open a Red Bull and watch the AV performance of the Click Effects Crossfire bring the excitement to a new level.

The University of Kansas has chosen to enhance their in game presentation with the Dual Channel Crossfire HD system. The college in Lawrence, Kansas wants their fans to experience high flying Jayhawks action in high definition and they're doing it with Click Effects.

The Crossfire continues to add more and more colleges across the nation to its client list. Universities are the perfect place for the Crossfire because of the intense atmosphere at collegiate sporting events. The system has an easy to use video editor and incredible graphics with real time stats. The Crossfire has the ability to pump up the volume at the school's stadiums. The music and sound options from the system are virtually endless with the music libraries.

The Jayhawks from Kansas will be attacking the competition with their Crossfire HD this year. The crowds will be driven to fever pitch excitement, and the Crossfire will be driving them to a new level of excitement.

George Washington University joined the Click Effects team with a new Blaze system. Named after the first president, the university is also committed to following through in their live event presentation with quality and pride. The Blaze will be an added symbol of pride at Generals' games through the seasons.

The Click Effects Blaze is the benchmark in fascia board controllers. The operator can simutaneously flash advertisements, scores and highlights to different video screens. The combinations are endless with the Blaze. The Blaze interface is very similar to other Click Effects systems, making it simple for users to learn how it operates. The system can also be triggered from external equipment such as switchers. Many schools have now purchased the Blaze because of the variety of uses.

George Washington University is ready to lead the pack towards AV dominance. The first president would be proud of the unversity and of the Blaze.

Texas Christian University has welcomed in a Signel Channel Crossfire SD. TCU in Fort Worth, Texas is a repeat client of Click Effects, showing the overall satisfaction of the company's buyers. Click Effects has had many second and third time clients throughout the years and TCU is a charter member of that "club". Universities, sports franchises and companies all return because of Click Effects' commitment to quality and customer service and the performance of the systems themselves.

Texas is the yellow rose of Click Effects. Tons of teams and colleges in Texas choose the Crossfire and Flashback for their AV purposes. Click Effects thanks them, deep in their heart, for all of their support through the years.

TCU's collegiate sports teams have a storied history and are always very competitive. The TCU football team finished the season with only one loss this year. Before the Fiesta Bowl, they were ranked third in the country! LaDainian Tomlinson and Davey O' Brien are both notable alumni from TCU. With their new Crossfire, TCU is set to offer the very best to their fans for years to come.

The weather through the first quarter of 2010 might have been unusually cold, but it was a blazing hot quarter for Click Effects. Click Effects started the year with quite a flurry, delivering content for LED video screens at The PGA Championships at Torrey Pines, The Super Bowl, partnering with Big Screen Networks, The NBA All-Star events at both The American Airlines Center and The Cowboys Stadium in Dallas, TX, and again with BSN for each venue at The Winter Olympics in Vancouver and the 2010 NCAA Final Four Tournament.

Click Effects also welcomed a bevy of new users, including the Cleveland Indians, The University of Nebraska, the Richmond International Speedway, Philadelphia’s Wachovia Center, the Meadowlands Complex of New Jersey, the Pawtucket Red Sox, the Lincoln Salt Dogs, the Katy (TX) Independent School District and several more.

Click Effects systems provide video and audio content control and delivery for live sports and entertainment events. The systems of Click Effects, CrossFire, Blaze, FlashBack and ProAudio set new benchmarks for the delivery, management and control of content for display systems of stadiums and arenas. Using a simple point and click, Click Effects CrosssFire, Blaze, FlashBack, and ProAudio systems deliver scheduled and live impulse video clips, audio tracks, graphics, instant replays, animation and sponsor ads that not only entertain audiences but provide a powerful source of revenue generating opportunities.

A large portion of the popularity of Click Effects stems from its reliability in an instant during a live, dynamic, unpredictable sports event. Click Effects CrossFire and Blaze systems allow a user, at a moments notice, to easily organize, manipulate, and select from thousands of videos, live feeds, stills, stats, animations, ads, and even create and edit on the fly, and deliver that perfect content to the correct screen or all the screens at the right moment, making event production appear seamless to the fans and delivering all important revenue generating sponsor messages. The revenue generated from sponsor driven content turns the Click Effects system into a profit generating system, which enables the system to “pay for itself”, so to speak, in a relatively short time.

Ed Whitaker, Senior VP of Marketing for Lighthouse is enthusiastic in his trust of the systems and staff of Click Effects. “We’re thrilled to have worked with Click Effects in a large majority of our installations over the past several years and especially at the AAC in Dallas. Their systems are the most intuitive and user friendly and their commitment to service is incredible.”

Over the years Click Effects has also been selected for The World Series, The Final Four, The Rose Bowl, The NHL Playoffs, various PGA and Rodeo Championships, The Indianapolis 500 and several NASCAR events, hundreds of major colleges and universities, approx 75% of all Major and Minor League Baseball, and over half of all NBA, NHL, and NFL.

The University of Pittsburgh, with one of the most prestigious sports programs in the USA, has added a new Single Channel CrossFire SD system to their live event production facility. NFL football legend Dan Marino's Alma Mater is moving it's programs forward with the leading, live event entertainment system. The solid, dependable Click Effects CrossFire will feel right at home in the Steel City.

The CrossFire is trusted by the best because of its intuitive, versatile feature set and time-tested function and support. The Click Effects' technical support team is always available to assist AV operators in any way they need. Follow through in customer service is a top priority for Click Effects. The CrossFire is the one tool that can easily function as the central system of a whole AV crew and project the whole broadcast of an event.

The University of Pittsburgh is a research university that was recently ranked in the top 20 public universities in the country. The Pitt Panthers are adorned in blue and gold, and their football program has a storied history. The team has won 9 claimed national titles dating back to 1915. Click Effects is certainly in winning company and proud to be part of the Pitt Panthers.

The Tulsa Drillers minor league baseball team has a storied history as part of the Texas League, dating back to 1933. Their principal owner, Chuck Lamson, once pitched for the team, so he's been part of the fiber of Tulsa for many years. Now, the Drillers have added a Click Effects Dual Channel CrossFire SD system to begin their 2010 campaign in the state of the art ONEOK Field. The new stadium is located in downtown Tulsa, a much better location for the team, since the old Drillers Stadium was far from downtown, near the fairgrounds. Tulsa is one of the larger cities with a minor league baseball team, with a population of over 350,000 people.

The Click Effects CrossFire will be a beautiful spotlight for the team in ONEOK Field. The AV Coordinator for the Drillers will be able to synchronize sound effects, player images and the entire in-game show from one system. No other system on the market can match the high quality for value as the CrossFire.

The class AA Texas League Tulsa Drillers are about to open their 2010 season and preparations are already underway to make the Drillers' fan experience one to remember. With the CrossFire making its appearance in 2010, Click Effects and the Drillers have truly struck black gold!

The Charlotte Bobcats are the latest NBA franchise to add a "sixth player", the heralded Click Effects Dual Channel CrossFire SD system to their team. The NBA club from Charlotte, North Carolina play their games in the Time Warner Cable Arena. The Bobcats prowl in the NBA's Southeast Division.

NBA team after team has seen the benefits of owning a CrossFire system. The Click Effects CrossFire can create an exciting, compelling sound and video extravaganza in any arena. As always, Click Effects' trademark is simplicity. The CrossFire is very easy to learn and operate. The interface is logical and intuitive, and the show can be run on the spot.

The Charlotte Bobcats will now continue their 2009-2010 season with the new CrossFire system. The arena can hold up to 20,000 people for any event. The arena has a centralized video screen that measures 16 feet by 28 feet, making it one of the largest indoor arena video screens to date. The total construction cost of Time Warner Cable Arena was $260 million. When the Bobcats prowl, the fans will howl, spurred on by the sights and sounds that CrossFire delivers.

The Tulsa Convention Center has chosen a single channel CrossFire SD to power their A/V presentation. Downtown Tulsa is rapidly developing to accommodate increased investment in the area, and the Tulsa Convention Center is right in the middle of the growth. The Click Effects CrossFire will handle the full spectrum of duties related to providing fans for all events an extra dimension of excitement.

The CrossFire is quickly finding new homes in 2010. Clients understand the immense value they receive when they buy a CrossFire system. The CrossFire can single-handedly run an AV show for a convention or any trade show. The convention center has a full list of events for 2010.

Congratulations to the Tulsa Convention Center. With their purchase of the CrossFire, all of their events will be a celebration of sight and sound. 2010 could be Tulsa's year!

The Carolina Hurricanes area ready to rock with a new Single Channel CrossFire HD system. The NHL team from Raleigh, North Carolina have secured another Click Effects system. The Hurricanes play all of their home games in the 18,176 capacity RBC Center.

The RBC Center sent out a press release on September 2nd stating they had purchased a new central scoreboard. The arena also did a total remake of their control room, outfitting their room with state of the art upgrades and HD conversion. The CrossFire's visual display will look intensely clear in HD on the new scoreboard. The CrossFire will be directly in the eye of the storm.

The hockey club has had success in its relatively short history in Carolina. They have a large following throughout the Carolinas. The Hurricanes won the 2006 NHL Championship and made it all the way to the Conference Finals this past year. This year the weather is looking stormy, and Click Effects is ready for gale force winds.

Rutgers University has chosen the Click Effects Dual Channel CrossFire HD to spearhead their live event presentation. This high definition system is going to give the Scarlet Knights' programs a boost in live event AV production. The Garden State is prepared to kick the 2009-2010 sports season off right.

The Click Effects CrossFire streams beautiful images onto screens across any large arena or stadium. The CrossFire is perfect for any university because advertising and sponsorship opportunities endlessly abound. It is a simple and effective way to raise funding dollars for the institution. The system also consolidates equipment and personnel to easily and seamlessly produce a prime live production event.

Operating out of New Brunswick, NJ, well within the New York City media market, Rutgers event presentation has a high standard to live up to and with the CrossFire system, the Scarlet Knights can produce events worthy of the USA's #1 media market.

Rutgers University is the eighth oldest college in the United States. The NBA Commissioner, David Stern, and Sopranos star, James Gandolfini both attended Rutgers. This New Jersey school holds over 38,000 students. The Rutgers football team began its 2009 season in the Big East Conference against Cincinnati.

The Lucas County Arena has taken a major step in redefining their live event production, purchasing a new Click Effects Dual Channel CrossFire SD, Dual Channel FlashBack and the optimum Click Effects Pro Audio. When a stadium or arena goes this route, you know they want premium live event production.

The Lucas County Arena is currently under construction in the city of Toledo, Ohio. It will have a capacity of 8,000. The arena will host the Toledo Bullfrogs of the AF2 Arena Football League and the Toledo Walleyes of the ECHL Ice Hockey League. Lucas County Arena is also hoping to become the first sports arena in the United States to be LEED certified, which is an award given to green design. The roof will reflect sunlight, underground cisterns will collect rainwater to re-use for landscaping and the arena will have plant life shade the entrance to keep the building cool.

With the abundance of green features and the three Click Effects systems, Lucas County Arena is shaping up to be a state of the art facility. Once again, Click Effects is always trusted by the best.

Old Dominion University has added a Click Effects Dual Channel CrossFire HD. The university is located in historic Norfolk, Virginia and has over 18,000 undergraduates attending. The Monarchs, who are donned in blue and silver, are ready to play while the CrossFire helps add to the A/V excitement.

Old Dominion is another university that saw the incredible potential of the CrossFire. The CrossFire will definitely add to the Monarchs' in game presentation because of the key and fill video and the constant animations that are available. The system delivers video clips in live on-air environments where immediate playback and reliability are extremely important.

The name "Old Dominion" actually comes from Virginia's official state nickname. The Old Dominion Monarchs play in the Colonial Athletic Association, and their teams have accrued 28 team national championships! On September 5'th, the school hosted its first ever football game. The Click Effects CrossFire is helping the university hold Dominion.

The South Florida racing heat has just increased its intensity. The Homestead-Miami Speedway in Homestead, Florida has purchased a Click Effects Blaze system. The system will help burn amazing visuals in the blazing Florida sun.

The Blaze has a built in graphics editor, a custom plug-in stats module that can interface with almost all of the stat services, a LED board controller and an easy to use video editor. The Blaze is the first in the industry to bring multiple board control to the client's fingertips. It also increases the overall fan entertainment and sponsor revenue at all events. It is the leading system in live event video and fascia board controlling.

The Homstead-Miami Speedway has a capacity of 65,000 people! The grand opening of the racetrack was on November 3, 1995. The main event at the track is the Nascar Nationwide Series. Now, fans will be able to enjoy the race even more with eye popping graphics and loads of stats with the help of the Click Effects Blaze. Click Effects is feeling right at home in Homestead.

The Aquasox are a minor league baseball team from Everett, Washington. The baseball club plays in the Short-Season Class A Northwest League.

The Aquasox have upgraded their in game presentation with a Single Channel CrossFire SD and a Click Effects Blaze system. GM Brian Sloan has been long familiar with the benefits that a Click Effects system can bring to a team's operations, having used various Click Effects systems over the span of his over 15 year career in Minor League Baseball.

The Blaze system can quickly overlay exquisite graphics and stats to any part of the video display. Blaze is the only system that has the ability to implement media buttons with custom thumbnail images that ease in the selection of video or graphics clips. The Blaze interface is very similar to other Click Effects systems, making it simple for users to learn how it operates.

The Aquasox franchise plays in Everett Memorial Stadium. For as little as $7, the Everett community can enjoy a night at the ballpark. The field holds 3,682 fans for a home game and for the past 9 years, have been an affiliate of the Chicago Cubs. Click Effects and Everett have gotten their feet wet and are ready to begin their great presentation journey together.

It's a new era in Denver in 2009. The Denver Broncos franchise has added a Dual Channel Click Effects CrossFire SD. The team unveiled the system in their home opener win on September 20th against the Cleveland Browns. The addition of the CrossFire coincides with Denver's new quarterback, Kyle Orton.

The Click Effects CrossFire has been in high altitude recently as its client base continually expands through the world of sports. Even when the AV terrain is rocky, the company and its support staff are prepared to help. Click Effects' support staff is highly touted by its clients and colleagues. The company even offers Live Remote Assistance which enables an in house technician to speak directly with customers online. This feature can let the technician remotely run the system.

The Broncos play at Invesco Field at Mile High. The franchise is most famously known for their former quarterback John Elway and their two league championships in 1997 and 1998. The CrossFire is ready to light up Invesco Field with touchdowns, wins and first rate A/V game production this football season.