If you are going to be using Bluetooth, then it is definitely worth streaming with apt-x support, regardless of the source file type. Think about it, if your file is lossy mp3, you are going to lose even more of the original music by further coding it in a lossy format. By the way, ogg vorbis is lossy (unlike wav). Confusingly, the ogg container file can also carry lossless FLAC (a bit like the m4a file can carry either lossy AAC or lossless ALAC). Also, apt-x is almost lossless, not to confused with apt-x lossless, which I don't think is currently supported by any bluetooth devices (despite the marketing hype).

With respect to audio file choice, I think you need to take a step backwards and decide how you are going to organise you music streaming for which there are numerous options. How Is A Rainbow Formed on this page. If you decide to stream from a mobile device then that is going to fill quite quickly even with a fairly modest FLAC library (approx 3 CDs worth per Gb) in which case you're best sticking with MP3s. One alternative is to use your mobile device just to control your music, eg. Cetim Cobra Software.

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Via a player connected to your amp and streaming from either onboard or network attached storage which can several Tbs. Clearly here space is not an issue. The Sonos system is a good (but expensive) example of this option. Click to expand.Sonos is a good, but closed proprietary system, restricting you to using their devices, their way. There are many mobile devices that are able to playback FLAC files stored on another device on the local network, using the UPnP/DLNA standard, for example. Using cloud services can be another way to save space by not physically storing the files on the mobile device. There are even ways of making your home network UPnP/DLNA server's media files available to your mobile device on the go, over the internet, like your own private 'cloud' service.