| Low |
| Voice |
| Perch |
| Singer |
| F clef |
| __ Sea |
| Striped |
| Fish ___ |
| ___ clef |
| Low man? |
| Low part |
| Low clef |
| Rockfish |
| Food fish |
| Game fish |
| Pub order |
| Deep tone |
| Chorister |
| Low voice |
| Drum type |
| Fish type |
| Low range |
| It's deep |
| Low-toned |
| Deep end? |
| Low notes |
| Lake fish |
| Choir part |
| Male voice |
| Low singer |
| Deep voice |
| Ale choice |
| Low pitch? |
| Low-voiced |
| Smallmouth |
| Big fiddle |
| River fish |
| Sport fish |
| Edible fish |
| Choral part |
| Kind of sax |
| Male singer |
| Bottom part |
| Fiddle type |
| Fish voice? |
| Rock-bottom |
| Cello's kin |
| Pitched low |
| Bull fiddle |
| Huron, e.g. |
| Low-pitched |
| Stereo knob |
| Type of drum |
| Type of clef |
| Choral voice |
| Chorus voice |
| Kind of clef |
| Choir member |
| Deepest part |
| Kind of drum |
| Low in pitch |
| Brand of ale |
| Horn or drum |
| Of low pitch |
| Woofer range |
| Chorale part |
| Clef or drum |
| Combo member |
| Lowest pitch |
| Deep in tone |
| Lowest voice |
| Woofer output |
| Chorus member |
| Singing voice |
| Type of voice |
| Mixer setting |
| Pinza was one |
| Cello's range |
| Flea plays it |
| Musically low |
| Opera's Siepi |
| The low notes |
| ___ Pro Shops |
| Striped" fish |
| Fish or voice |
| Striper, e.g. |
| Grouper, e.g. |
| Stereo control |
| Quartet member |
| Type of guitar |
| Kind of guitar |
| Angling trophy |
| Big instrument |
| Bigmouth fish? |
| Fish or fiddle |
| Hines, for one |
| Kipnis' voice. |
| Male chorister |
| Cash register? |
| Fish or singer |
| Hines or Siepi |
| Low male voice |
| Angler's prize |
| Bigmouth, e.g. |
| Kind of fiddle |
| Type of fiddle |
| Striped critter |
| Freshwater fish |
| Glee club voice |
| Chaliapin, e.g. |
| Low choir voice |
| Largemouth ____ |
| Low vocal range |
| Smallmouth fish |
| Striped swimmer |
| Angler's quarry |
| Barbershop part |
| Deep male voice |
| Part of a combo |
| Type of fishing |
| Combo instrument |
| One of the clefs |
| Orchestra member |
| Black or striped |
| Boom box setting |
| Large-mouth fish |
| Low choral voice |
| Male choir voice |
| Pinza or Plishka |
| Sound with depth |
| Sting instrument |
| Subwoofer output |
| Woofer emanation |
| Woofer's output? |
| Largemouth" fish |
| Fisherman's lure |
| Low-voiced singer |
| Bigmouth, for one |
| Deep choral voice |
| It may be striped |
| Large-mouthed one |
| Lean fleshed fish |
| Ramfis, in "Aïda |
| Siepi of the Met. |
| Barbershop singer |
| Low-pitched voice |
| Popular game fish |
| Striped game fish |
| Sushi bar seafood |
| Tenor's colleague |
| Wide-mouthed fish |
| Barbershop member |
| Jazz combo member |
| Low singing voice |
| Male choral voice |
| Male choir member |
| Spiny-finned fish |
| Sting's instrument |
| Male singing voice |
| Chaliapin, for one |
| Jerome Hines, e.g. |
| Bottom line reader |
| Choir underpinning |
| Chaliapin or Siepi |
| Deep doo-wop voice |
| Deep singing voice |
| Low-end instrument |
| Mingus' instrument |
| Opposite of treble |
| Paul Robeson, e.g. |
| Striped sport fish |
| Subwoofer's output |
| Food and game fish |
| Ezio Pinza, for one |
| Blackfish or redeye |
| Bull fiddle's range |
| Drum or viol leader |
| Fish (which sings?) |
| Largemouth, for one |
| Lower than baritone |
| Male voice — fish |
| Mingus's instrument |
| Paul Plishka is one |
| Smallmouth, for one |
| Thumping music line |
| Clef below middle C |
| He hits low pitches |
| Sound from a woofer? |
| Part of a jazz combo |
| Doo-wop group member |
| Opera villain, often |
| Low man in the choir |
| Largemouth" creature |
| Alpert's Tijuana ___ |
| Barry White, vocally |
| Big mouth, of a sort |
| Doo-wop group anchor |
| Low male vocal range |
| Low voice in a choir |
| Lowest singing voice |
| Rock band instrument |
| Barry White, notably |
| Popular British brew |
| Treble's counterpart |
| Voice below baritone |
| Black or striped fish |
| Clef or drum preceder |
| Fish or singing voice |
| Jazz group instrument |
| Low voice in a chorus |
| Paul Robeson, for one |
| Striped or smallmouth |
| Thick-stringed guitar |
| Villain's part, often |
| Word with blue or sea |
| Barbershop necessity? |
| Sam Adams alternative |
| String-section member |
| Common freshwater fish |
| Geddy Lee's instrument |
| Hitter of low pitches? |
| One of a vocal quartet |
| Part of a combo, often |
| Source of low pitches? |
| What subwoofers supply |
| Word with clef or drum |
| Kind of drum or fiddle |
| Singing voice — fish |
| McCartney's instrument |
| Contralto's counterpart |
| Angler's catch, perhaps |
| Barbershop quartet part |
| Fishing tournament fish |
| Large-mouthed game fish |
| Musical astronaut Lance |
| Operatic villain, often |
| Paolo Montarsolo is one |
| Spiny-finned sport fish |
| Sport fisherman's lure? |
| Deep male singing voice |
| Sport fisherman's catch |
| Alexander Kipnis' voice. |
| Low-voiced chorus member |
| Mario Bertolino, for one |
| Opera villain, typically |
| Part of a combo, perhaps |
| Smallmouth or largemouth |
| Largemouth or smallmouth |
| Barbershop quartet voice |
| Four-stringed instrument |
| Angler's prize, sometimes |
| Barbershop quartet member |
| Large-mouth or small-mouth |
| Low man in a doo-wop group |
| Bootsy Collins's instrument |
| Double ___ (cello's cousin) |
| Former 'N Sync singer Lance |
| John Entwistle's instrument |
| Paul McCartney's instrument |
| Fish with strings attached? |
| Large percussion instrument |
| Opera villain's voice, often |
| Follower of the bottom line? |
| It lays down the beat, often |
| One hitting the low pitches? |
| Kissinger, in "Nixon in China |
| Largemouth ___ (type of fish) |
| What Barry White often sings? |
| It bites in the Atlantic Bight |
| Largemouth or smallmouth, e.g. |
| North American freshwater fish |
| It may be largemouth or spotted |
| Lowest adult male singing voice |
| One who can't hit high pitches? |
| Instrument played by Bill Wyman |
| Band instrumentor angler's quest |
| The Mikado in "The Mikado," e.g. |
| McCartney played it in the Beatles |
| Prominent feature of dubstep music |
| Nozze di Figaro" part for Dr. Bartolo |
| Like McCartney's guitar in the Beatles |
| Person responsible for the bottom line |
| It'll make your rearview mirror vibrate |
| Paul McCartney played it in the Beatles |
| King Marke in "Tristan und Isolde," e.g. |
| Paul McCartney played it for the Beatles |
| Instrument missing from The White Stripes |
| One with a talent for hitting low pitches |
| All About That ___" (Meghan Trainor song) |
| Ale that received Britain's first trademark |
| Ale that received England's first trademark |
| British brew with a red triangle in its logo |
| Part of a rock band's rhythm section, usually |
| NSYNC member Lance...or the voice part he sang :o |
| Type of guitar that usually only has four strings |
| Instrument played by rockers Flea and Paul McCartney |