At the moment, maybe. How many amp modules/boards do you intend to buy and put in the cupboard for spares after the warranty has run out? Or will you have moved on to another speaker by then maybe?
The parts most likely to fail and deteriorate are the drivers themselves, followed by PSU/Amplifiers and then the interface circuitry in my opinion. How much are spare parts drivers? Have you asked? How long do they promise to keep them in stock? Amplifiers failing can also take out the drivers themselves, creating a double whammy. The SMD capacitors across the DSP boards are also highly likely to fail in that 10-15 year period and they vent onto the boards making a real mess.
I've repaired just about any audio you can think of, much of it already deemed "beyond economical repair (BER)" or "no parts available" over the decades and it's always the integrated, bespoke "solutions" that end up on the scrap heap or in landfill long before anything else.
Not to say they aren't awesome speakers and I'd sure would love a pair to play with. They just aren't an "end game" speaker to me because I know, they'd be on my bench in a decade or so needing repair and I'd be trying to track down some guy who supposedly, based on a rumor, might have a stash of DSP boards in his basement along with some D&D NOS woofers he bought for peanuts when the company folded back in 2026. As for a schematic? Forget it.