Ubiquitous environment's research has evolvedconsiderably over the last years. The widerange of mobile devices, their high diversity and mobility have raised a variety of challenges being resource management a predominant, and therefore attracting specialattention in the research community. TheComposable-Adaptive Resource Management(CARM) middleware library provides a exi-ble infrastructure where personal devices create seamlessly on-demand interconnectionslinks to share ubiquitous resources. In this paper we present a CARM interesting use case,consisting of an improved audio listening experience by sharing a high quality audio resource. A proof-of-concept implementationis provided, and a testbed comprised of twoCARM enabled mobile phones with Bluetoothconnectivity making use of remote device'saudio resource is described. Our approachdemonstrates the importance and usability ofenhancing the dynamic resource sharing experience without altering the bandwidth efficiency.