We study the controllable optical response in a three-mode optomechanical system comprised of two indirectly coupled cavity modes and an intermediate mechanical mode. The two cavity modes are assumed to have different frequencies and driven by two control fields on the red and blue sidebands, respectively. When the system is perturbed by two probe fields satisfying the specific matching condition, a series of intriguing phenomena can be observed by adjusting phases and amplitudes of the control fields, such as absorption-amplification switching, ultra-narrow response windows, frequency-independent perfect reflection, and ultralong optical group delay. We also compare our system with conventional optomechanical systems to highlight its distinct features. Our results may have potential applications in optical communication and quantum information processing.
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