Umm, I'm gonna have to disagree. What makes the Fly great is the "baked-on" (Ken used to use pizza ovens) carbon-fiber (fibre?) skin, the ergonomic cuts, and the carbon-glass fretboard. If it doesn't have those things, it ain't a Fly to me.
Having owned a USA Washburn with a carbon-gass epoxy composite fingerboard, I can confidently say they are not a big deal, particularly if you use jumbo frets (your fingers won't even touch the fretboard 99% of the time). I can't say to what extent fretboard material affects tone on an electric (if at all), but personally I'd rather have a high-quality piece of wood underneath my fingers than a synthetic material. SS frets, however, significantly affect the feel of the guitar.
And although I usually play neck-throughs, I don't have anything against bolts provided that the neck joint is ergonomic, a la most modern Ibanez models. I don't think it significantly affects tone or fret access.
SO, provided that it's not exorbitantly expensive, I'd be willing to consider a Dragonfly 7. But knowing that it's Parker, it'll probably be obscenely overpriced.