The effect of the perturbation by utilizing magnets on the resonant mode and frequency spectrum for thin alummium plate are experimentally explored. The split of spectrum and the difference of mode are observed after adding the perturbation into system. The mode and spectrum have different degree of shift and change through adjusting the strength of perturbation, respectively. The strength depends on not only the magnet size but also the interaction between the position of perturbation and the resonant mode. Furthermore, the mode and spectrum by adding single-point and multi-point of perturbation into system is compared. Experimental results reveal that the nodal line of the resonant mode is adjustable. It is believed that the method of the adjustable resonant mode and frequency spectrum is potentially beneficial to future applications in particle manipulation.