Are all R2R dacs slow and soft?


I've tried a few.
Border Patrol, Sonnet, MHDT, Mojo, and a few others I can't recall. 
They all seem to have a slow, soft rolled off sound that lacked detail. The Mojo being the exception, but was still on the softer side. 

I'm now interested hearing the LTA Aero and the May Audio Spring. 
If anyone is familiar with these 2, is it more of the same, or do either one of these stand out from the rest of the crowd?

The reason I'm looking around is I have a PS Audio DirectStream MK2 with the Airlens, and it's very nice and super detailed, but on some recordings, it can be pretty unforgiving and bright. I'm looking to take the edge of without the sound turning soft and mushy, and lacking detail. 

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My Rockna Wavedream Signature does the things you're after. I've owned DACS from MHDT LABS, Aqua, and TEAC. The Rockna would literally startle me sometimes when I first got it due to its drive, dynamics, and detail. It is never bright, unless something else in the system is. As always, system synergy and budget come into play. 

Some.  I just got a dac and when researching, some were eliminated because they were soft, and the measurements seemed to show it.  Not all R2R dacs are that way.  Do searching for brightness - sometimes reducing toe in helps reduce treble energy.  The DAC you have was on my list and based on my reading, I did not consider it bright.  I did not get it, though. 

I have a Laiv Harmony DAC and it is crisp, precise and presents an accurate reproduction of music I know very well. I would not use the terminology of either soft or slow to describe it, but I am uncertain what you mean by that also, perhaps. But those words do not come to mind for me when I use that R2R DAC. It was well under 5K and will jump up about a hundred in two days.