If your methods are effective in keeping calcium/alkalinity where it needs to be, why change it? If you ask me there are really only 2 downsides to b-ionic dosing with kalk supplimentation. First, b-ionic is over-priced. It's way more affordable to mix your own 2-part from somewhere like bulkreefsupply. Second, the slowly increasing salinity means you need to somewhat frequently monitor salinity and correct for it.
Personally, I'm a lazy reefer and prefer as much hands-off approach as possible. So I use as much kalkwasser as I can pump into the tank which barely keeps up with Ca and CO3 demand. I only correct minor amounts with 2-part and those minor corrections rarely get my salinity to creep up too high in-between water changes.