When referring to a standard traditional drum kit (or trap set) used in popular music, the core four drum components are: 1) The Snare Drum (the central metallic or wooden drum equipped with bottom snares for crisp accents); 2) The Bass Drum (the large floor-mounted drum played with a foot pedal to deliver low-end bass notes); 3) The Rack Tom (or Tom-Tom) (mounted drums producing medium-high pitches); and 4) The Floor Tom (a larger, deeper-pitched tom resting on legs). Alternatively, in marching band terminology, a four-drum tenor configuration is called a quad set.
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