Audio input too small for 1/4 mono adapter??? Help!!!

Hi, I would like to record myself with garage band by plugging my bass in a 1/4 mono jack adapter in my macbook pro audio port. The problem is that when I plug the adapter, it goes to 2 / 3 of its size and blocks. I don't want to try to push the adapter further in case the audio imput breaks. I noticed that the tip of the adapter was a little bigger than a normal headphone jack. Do you think this might be the problem? Do you think apple might anable some cable sizes to fit in their audio ports?
The adapter looks like this http://www.musiconmypc.co.uk/guitar-cable-to-pc-mac-adaptor-6-3mm-mono-jack-to-3 -5mm-mono
Thanks.

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