Hi Harry_Worth,
I would first download the software to try it. It should play without problems on a Pi A, but the user interface will be slow, maybe too slow.
Use the PI1 image from this post:
runeaudio-0-5-beta-for-all-raspberry-pi-models-t6532.html#p25819You will need to organise a wired network connection to set it up (USB to Ethernet connector).
Personally, I would not want to spend too much on a DAC for the old Pi model. This is because its connectors (GPIO) are not compatable with the newer models. So, if you think it is worth it see here for a DAC:
hifi-boad-for-old-pi-b-model-t6628.html#p26470 Check your Pi A board for the connector holes.
If you are only planning to use it for Webradio then maybe an even simpler DAC would be sufficient, search on ebay for 'DAC PCM5102 GY'. The one with the purple circuit board is the one to go for, should cost about $3,=. Again, you will need to do some soldering to get it to work.
For the Pi A+ model all modern DAC's will work. Check your Pi circuit board, it is clearly marked.
janui