And I'm not sure if it messes up the Android music player or file management system or whatever if the mounted files it was accessing suddenly become disconnected (I would expect that Android can handle it, though). Also, don't know if it can automatically reconnect the shares when they become available. :) I'll edit the answer when I've had time to test this. I haven't looked at how it works yet, but intend to now that you made me interested in the use case. The app does list "playing music" as an example use case in it's description, so I expect it could be used for this purpose. Using it, I assume you could make your Android device see all the files in the shares just like they would be on your memory card. Looks like there's an android app for creating and managing cifs mounts - CifsManager. Apart from the equalizer, AIMP also offers various sound effects you can apply to the music. Linux has an file system wrapper thingy called cifs that allows it to mount an SMB share (Windows shared folder) transparently as a standard folder to the file system. The music player app for Windows 10 comes with an 18-band equalizer.
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