Yes, it's possible assuming your computer has audio outputs compatible with your Krell processor. Most modern computers have digital output via COAX and/or Toslink (optical). If not you can add a soundcard or external converter. The direct connection from your stock computer to the Krell would not be the ideal solution though.
dBpoweramp for ripping in FLAC format in windows. Apple lossless for the MAC. Windows Vista is better than XP for audio.
What I do is connect my Vista desktop, or XP laptop to a Saffire LE via firewire then out to the DAC (also a Paradisea) via COAX then stereo RCA to the NuForce processor...amp...speakers. I bypass the DAC running the COAX direct to the processor for 5.1. I've also used the desktop's onboard audio COAX output direct to the processor, but had periodic noise/interference issues this way. The DAC is currently connected with my CD changer (transport) and not the computer.
There are literally hundreds of product options, and several connection options including wireless, ethernet, firewire, USB, I2S (electrical serial bus interface), S/PDIF - COAX (RCA or BNC connector), or FO5 optical (Toslink), or AES/EBU...
dBpoweramp for ripping in FLAC format in windows. Apple lossless for the MAC. Windows Vista is better than XP for audio.
What I do is connect my Vista desktop, or XP laptop to a Saffire LE via firewire then out to the DAC (also a Paradisea) via COAX then stereo RCA to the NuForce processor...amp...speakers. I bypass the DAC running the COAX direct to the processor for 5.1. I've also used the desktop's onboard audio COAX output direct to the processor, but had periodic noise/interference issues this way. The DAC is currently connected with my CD changer (transport) and not the computer.
There are literally hundreds of product options, and several connection options including wireless, ethernet, firewire, USB, I2S (electrical serial bus interface), S/PDIF - COAX (RCA or BNC connector), or FO5 optical (Toslink), or AES/EBU...