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• a  used of sounds and voices; low in pitch or frequency
• s  set at a low angle or slant
  a low-pitched roof

• He could have been a low-pitched uber-geek with more likability and better comic timing.
• If British hopes pan out, the low-pitched roar of auto traffic may turn to a thin, high whine.
• The dugong also emits a low-pitched whistling sound as the air rushes in through its nostrils.

• low

• high

News & Articles

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• Urban Homesteader: Harvesting water
  A recent spate of road trips into drought-stricken West Texas gave me a new pet peeve: acres of clean, smooth, low-pitched metal roofs for...
  July 24, 2013 - San Antonio Current

Quotes

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• Mike Leach in The Daily Toreador (registration)
  I have a low-pitched voice though,Leach said. "One time when a person mistook me for Vince Gill, this is after it had happened a couple of times, finally she says, 'Your voice sounds different.' I said, 'Yeah, it's more high-pitched when I...
• Pier Luigi Pizzi in JoongAng Daily
  Pizzi explained, "The solemn contents of this mythical tale will be portrayed in the classy low-pitched tones of a woman."