DTS encoded music can sound excellent, I have some myself. Whether it is plain DTS or 24/96 is largely irrelevant, though 24/96 annoys me a little because this is a lossy format and yet it is wasting bits conveying things no-one can hear. It would be better to use those bits improving the sound quality of what people can hear.
The main reason I am OK with DTS music though is it doesn't claim to be what it isn't, it admits it is a lossy format.
What really annoys me about MQA is they claim it doesn't reduce quality when played back as a regular CD (it does), and that it is lossless high resolution when unfolded (it isn't lossless). They also claim the Authenticated part ensures it is the master and has not been modified, when it does no such thing. You can corrupt about two thirds of MQA data before the players notice and don't light the Authenticated light. It's just snake oil claims from start to finish.
At the time DTS CD came out it was the only game in town. It had better sound quality than any other way of playing digital multi channel music at the time. MQA by contrast provides no such thing, it isn't the best way of playing either stereo CD quality or high resolution lossless.
The only purpose MQA serves is as a licence fee protection racket.
but it sure does sound good !!