B m(maj11) — Dobro

B m(maj11) is B – C# – D – E – F# – A#, and no bar position on the dobro's GBDGBD strings sounds all of it — not straight across any fret, not on any short slant.

When a tune calls it anyway, the dobro plays the part of the chord a bar can reach, or a single-string line through it, and leaves the guitar and the mandolin to carry the rest. That is ordinary work for this seat, not a failure of it, and nothing is drawn here because a grip the bar cannot hold would be a lie.

B is the iii of G, the ii of A, the I of B and the vi of D, so the caller will still count it — the seat just answers it with fewer strings.