To the OP. If you are that worried about their useful life before failure, look elsewhere. That issue will always be in your head.
True, but if the OP is so worried about speakers (which don’t wear out, per se) from Sonus Faber (which has higher than average odds of being around in 20 years), then that means he probably shouldn’t buy high-end audio at all.
A propos of nothing, my speakers are 43 years old, they sound excellent and they quite properly shake the walls. I rebuilt (and modestly improved) the crossovers. I have no idea if any drivers were ever refoamed and I’m not going to worry about it. If something bad happens, well we’ll cross that bridge.
@phusis regarding electrolytics in crossovers, sometimes large value caps are used in series with woofers to extend bass response and smooth out rolloff. My crossoyers have both 600uF and 1600uF caps, and it would be challenging to use anything but electrolytics in that application (picture a 1600uF film cap bundle!)

