I'm not even quite sure how to phrase my question, but here it goes...

There is some discussion of Amazon music here.  Along with “if you can hear the difference” comments.  All valid.  The quality of your system is a significant factor in the ability to hear that difference. And if it’s important to you. I’m on a trial with Amazon now.  Sounds great on my very nice sound system in the car but rather flat and lifeless on the main rig in the house. Inside I’m running a dCS DAC, Wilson speakers and Conrad Johnson electronics.  Amazon at their 16/44 bit rate looses the sparkle and debth of Tidal, Qobuz and well recorded CDs.  On well recorded material I can hear the difference and it’s thrilling.  One of the reasons I love this hobby.  Enjoy. 

I might add... Amazon offers HD and Ultra HD to describe their resolution choices. Both sound rather poorer to me.  Their player claims 16/44 but my DAC does not agree.  It may be their player, which they admit doesn’t provide full resolution on the internet. I downloaded the Amazon ap but little improvement. And, yes I know their volume level is less so I adjusted for that as well.  Think they have some work to do.  

Going back to the chlorine question, I test once a week (as per the installers instructions) but my neighbour says I should be doing it every six days!!!!!!
Any advice warmly welcomed.